🧩 Optimized Tokyo Time Puzzle by 4D Cityscape Review

Well it's hard to say how bad it is. The quality is very very bad and many pieces are broken but it's just a puzzle and you can't see from a distance where it's broken

This puzzle is not for the faint of heart. Unfortunately I didn't have time to work on it and I'm sure some parts have already been lost. But it's a great gift.

The puzzle looks very nice. However, about 1/4 of the puzzle pieces are damaged. Bent, torn, or completely peeled off topside paint. Very disappointed as this is for a school project.

I love this puzzle. In fact, all puzzles with cityscapes. But I got Tokyo last year when my husband moved there for work. All in all, I felt I had a better understanding of the city's location over the many visits I've made since then. This is a fun and educational activity.

I miss Japan and want to go back many years, I hope I succeed. But I decided to try something other than a video game or movie and actually use my brain cells for this puzzle. This puzzle was HARD for me. The first level was a huge mess. When I got to the water area I was pretty lost because most parts of the blue water looked the same (haha) but when I got to the second level it was really a descent. Level 3 as a building was a breeze with the included poster. It's amazing how Japan has…

So far I have completed four 4D cityscape puzzles (London, New York, Berlin and now Tokyo). If you love cities, maps and architecture (souvenir buildings) you will really enjoy these puzzles. Each of the puzzles I've solved so far have reflected each city differently. In a way, London and Berlin were the most interesting from a historical/educational point of view. New York seemed great to me, but in truth there are so many of these skyscrapers that you stop "learning" and just work on building