Tokyo Big Sight, Ariake, Tokyo

Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, Tokyo, with its four inverted pyramid towers and elevated pedestrian walkway.
Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, Tokyo, with its four inverted pyramid towers and elevated pedestrian walkway.

Tokyo Big Sight, officially the Tokyo International Exhibition Center, is a major convention and exhibition complex in the Ariake district of Tokyo. Designed by AXS Satow and completed in 1996, it is known for its four inverted pyramid conference towers and angular architectural form. The venue hosts trade fairs, expos, and cultural events on Tokyo Bay's reclaimed waterfront.

Photo taken in March 2023.

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