The attraction called Ashimizu will be held at Roppongi’s Tokyo Midtown Mall. In Japanese the words ashi means foot and mizu means water. The artificial brook with a roof that evokes maru mado (the Japanese traditional circular window) is availaible to visitors to freely bathe their feet in its waters between July 15th and August 23rd.
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