Tokyo Big Sight

Tokyo Big Sight (東京 ビッグ サイトJapanese, Tōkyō Biggu Saito, . Officially jap东京 国际 展示 场, Tōkyō Kokusai Tenjijo, English Tokyo International Exhibition Center, dt about International Exhibition Hall Tokyo) is an account opened in April 1996 fairgrounds in Kōtō, a district of the Japanese capital Tokyo. The Big Sight is located on the artificial island of Odaiba and is one of the largest exhibition center in the city. Symbol of the fairgrounds is the conference center in the form of four standing on his head pyramids.

Construction phase

Contracting for the construction was the Tax Chamber of the Tokyo city government with the participation of eight developers, including companies such as Hazama or Shimizu. Construction began in October 1992, end of construction in October 1996.