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With 2022 less than a week to go, while the world is busy saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, an automotive cultural destination is quietly waiting for the end of its life: on December 31, 2021, Toyota's large car theme park in Tokyo's Odaiba area, MEGA WEB, will be permanently closed.
Since its opening in March 1999, MEGA WEB has been in business for more than 22 years, receiving more than 127 million visitors from all over the world, MEGA WEB is a large car theme park that mainly displays Toyota's historical models and contains other brands' historical classic models, including MEGA WEB and HISTORY GARAGE, the former mainly displaying Toyota's many models on sale, concept cars and participating vehicles. The latter is mainly to display many classic classic cars (not limited to the Toyota brand), and both pavilions are open to the public for free. MEGA WEB has been a must-see destination for car fans around the world to visit Tokyo since its opening, and the permanent closure is due to the overall upgrading of the Odaiba Colorful City area where it is located. Landmarks that disappeared along with MEGA WEB also include the Venice Shopping Plaza (Venus Fort) and the Colorful City Ferris Wheel.
At present, international travel to Japan due to the epidemic is temporarily impossible (the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare announced on November 29, 2021 that from 00:00 on November 30, 2021, non-Japanese foreigners will be banned from entering all countries and regions in the world), and as domestic car fans, we will miss the opportunity to say a final farewell to MEGA WEB. Editors had the privilege of visiting Toyota MEGA IN August 2014 AT WEB and interested cardholders can read it by clicking on "Journey at Fuji in Odaiba Aika Travels tokyo".
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