Silhouettes waited for the elevator in the dimly lit elevator hall

Two silhouttes in elevator lobby — Elevator hall of Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower

Several new high-rise buildings have been built and are under construction in the Nihonbashi area. It is in the midst of redevelopment. Nihonbashi, the starting point of the Five Streets Road and once one of Tokyo's busiest districts with its fish market, is about to be reborn to once again become a bustling place.

One of the recently constructed buildings is the Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower. Although I have been to Nihonbashi frequently, this is the first time I have set foot in this building. However, it was not because I had any business in this building. I was just wandering around the common area, which is open to outsiders.

While I was walking around, I came to the elevator hall. It is a stylish elevator hall. The hall is dimly lit only by indirect lighting, and only the floor number indicating the elevator's destination glows eerily, as if asserting itself. I wondered if this was an influence of "In-ei Reisan," and as I looked down the hall, I saw two people waiting for the elevator to arrive. They were silhouetted in the dimly lit hall.

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