Tokyo's landmark Skytree tower, a hot spot for both domestic and international tourists, is set to reopen its doors to the public on the 26th. This follows a temporary closure due to COVID-19 safety measures. The reopening brings anticipation and relief among businesses relying on tourism in the tower vicinity. Safety guidelines will be enforced to ensure the health and safety of all visitors.

The Tokyo Skytree is revered as a symbol of Tokyo's resilience and beauty, making its closure a significant event. The topic of its reopening is of interest to both locals who enjoy the landmark and businesses that depend on the tourists it attracts. The implementation of safety measures also highlights Japan's culture of prioritizing societal wellbeing.

Much like how the Statue of Liberty or Eiffel Tower closures were handled in the US or EU respectively, temporary closures of significant landmarks due to COVID-19 have caused a similar sense of anticipation for reopening. The attention to safety precautions is equally prioritized in these regions.