Recreating Philippine cities and railway projects into Cities: Skylines.
I am a huge fan of the Godzilla franchise, and the rest of the disaster / kaiju film genre.
In gaming, I am a big fan of the open-world genre, such as the Grand Theft Auto franchise, and the city-building genre like SimCity, Cities: Skylines, and Cities XL.
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The flagship of the NSCR, serving as the first airport rail link of the Philippines, is a limited express service along the NSCR North line. It will run on the same tracks as NSCR Commuter trains, but it will not stop at any stations between Manila and Clark International Airport. It will have a maximum speed of 160 kilometers per hour. While the rolling stock is still being procured, a suggested preliminary design published shows the resemblance to the E259 and E353 series by the East Japan Railway Company.
I think Fuji Television building in Tokyo is often destructed in TV crime/action series rather than Tokyo Tower because of its unique shape. But it doesn't appear so much in movies as Tokyo Tower because it is not famous among oversea people.
