Towers of Japan – Scale-It

A vertical journey through Japan’s most iconic towers and structures, ranked by height.
Towers of Japan features 8 unique landmarks that blend history, innovation, tradition, and modernity — from Tokyo’s steel giants to Kyoto’s ancient pagoda.
Each structure tells a story about Japan’s architectural evolution: observation decks, broadcast towers, skyscrapers, and even sacred wooden relics.
Perfect for design enthusiasts, Japan lovers, and collectors of cultural posters.

Included structures (from tallest to shortest):
– Tokyo Skytree (634 m) – the world’s tallest tower and a modern broadcasting icon
– Tokyo Tower (333 m) – the post-war red-and-white symbol of Japan’s recovery
– Yokohama Landmark Tower (296 m) – a futuristic skyscraper and former tallest building in Japan
– Fukuoka Tower (234 m) – Japan’s tallest seaside tower, covered in 8,000 mirror panels
– Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower (204 m) – award-winning educational building shaped like a cocoon
– Kyoto Tower (131 m) – a white candle-like observation tower facing Kyoto Station
– Beppu Tower (100 m) – a retro Showa-era tower in Japan’s most famous onsen town
– Tō-ji Pagoda (55 m) – the tallest wooden pagoda in Japan, standing since the 17th century

Part of the Scale-It Series #1
A set of three posters exploring Japanese proportions:
– Mountains of Japan (nature)
– Towers of Japan (urbanization)
– Gojira Era (chaos, pop culture)