Venice in Tokyo ? Yes we can ! This is not Disneyland Tokyo, but Jiyugaoka. To be honest, I wasn't even surprised when I discovered these fake Venitian "palaces" with a "canal" (40cm of water), this "typical" Venitian bridge, and even... a gondola (hidden by the bridge on the drawing), that couldn't even pass under the bridge. I said to myself : "Don't panic, this is just Tokyo ! Sit down and sketch !"
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