The summer before you were born, I traveled to Japan with Gumby. We were in Tokyo and I walked all over the city exploring the entire town. When I wasn't walking, I took the subway--which you would also love. One day, though, Gumby took me to see some fountains. They are located just outside the Imperial Gardens and were built in 1961, I think, as a celebration of the marriage of the Emperor and Empress. More was added in 1995. They don't look the same all the time, the fountains change over time and they are all sequentially timed. I sat there for over an hour watching them change. If you go back at night, there are lights that come on as well. Here are some more pictures:
I think you'd love going there. And I've secretly been admiring this next one. I don't have any proof that it really exists, but I came across this photo in an add in the fall of 2008 and if it weren't so dangerous to travel in the middle east (and expensive) I'd like to go there. For now, we'll have to use our imaginations. Here is was is purported to be the world's largest fountain:
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