Tokyo, Japan is one of the locations that are often chosen when going on a vacation abroad. In addition to having many tourist attractions, this place also has many iconic places that have been standing for decades. One of the most iconic places in Tokyo is the Rogan Megane Hakubutsukan or Glasses Museum located in Ikebukuro, specifically on Higashi-dori shopping street in Minami-Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Japan. This glasses museum has been operating for approximately 50 years. It's been a very long time, hasn't it?

"Like its name suggests, this place has become the most iconic sunglasses shopping destination in Japan or even the world. In addition, this sunglasses store has become one of the most Instagrammable places in the capital city of Japan."

Previously, this place was just a simple warehouse. However, under Yutaka Takei, the Glasses Museum became famous for its unique facade consisting of thousands of pairs of colored sunglasses attached to a giant metal frame. This was intended to attract visitors' attention. Takei invested a lot of money in this Glasses Museum. He decorated the Glasses Museum with thousands of black sunglasses and even made a deal with tour operators to bring tourists. And indeed, the Glasses Museum is always crowded with tourists.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "This Glasses Museum has a unique decoration, which is tens of thousands of glasses and sunglasses that adorn the exterior and interior of the store. This Glasses Museum not only exhibits tens of thousands of glasses and sunglasses. This Glasses Museum has a collection of up to 120,000 pairs of glasses available at any time. In addition, this Glasses Museum is also famous for its affordable glasses prices. The lowest price for glasses sold here is 300 yen ($2)."

Some sources mention that the Museum Spectacles is still operating in a different location in Tokyo, but no longer has the unique display like its original store, so most of its charm has faded. Thankfully, the internet is still full of images and clips that capture the wonder of the greatest eyeglass store that ever existed.