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I saw the movie "Godzilla-1.0 (minus one)".
This is a work commemorating the 70th anniversary of the birth of Godzilla, Japan's proud monster king.
It seems to be a milestone of the 30th series.

The stage is Tokyo, which is recovering from the scorched earth immediately after the end of the war.
This time again, the Ginza area will be attacked by Godzilla.
The characters of the landmark Hattori Clock Store and the Japan Theater are clear.
It was shown.
Godzilla has been attacking Tokyo many times in the past, especially among others.
I liked Ginza (laughs)
As far as I know, the first work of Showa 29 (1954)
The 16th work of Showa 59 (1984), and 2016
(2016)'s previous work "Shin Godzilla" around Ginza.
I'm breaking it. I haven't looked into it, but perhaps other works too
I guess it was destroying Ginza.

Why does Godzilla aim for Ginza? It's my own speculation.
In order to attract the audience who come to watch the movie, everyone is
Symbolic buildings you know (Hattori Clock Store, Niski, etc.)
I think it's because it needs to be targeted.
In that sense, Tokyo Tower and National Diet Building are also subject to attack.
Isn't it? Today, Tokyo Sky Tree
It will definitely be defeated.

By the way, it was November 3, 1954 that the first work "Godzilla" was released.
It was a setting called a monster that was mutated by a hydrogen bomb test in the southern waters.
In the movie, they land in the Keihin area, destroy the Shibaura area, and head to Ginza.
The first destruction here was "Matsuzakaya".
Next, we broke the Hattori Clock Store in Ginza 4-chome.
The Morinaga globe neon Tower on the left side of Hattori Clock Store is just looking at it.
The movie did not destroy it was tie-up with Morinaga Seika.
There is a story about that (the truth is not clear).
Furthermore, at Sukiya Bridge, where Horikawa still flows, he defeated the play with his tail.
After destroying Kachidokibashi, it was a path to disappear into the sea.

Looking at the destroyed landmarks and the invasive route, the development of Tokyo is the development of Tokyo.
And the transition of the landscape may emerge.