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Tokyo Tower on Microsoft

Microsoft Corporation has drawn Tokyo Tower 15 times. Every revision Microsoft has shipped is below, newest first.

  1. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11 24h2 August 2025 UpdateWindows 11 24h2 August 2025 Update
  2. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11 23h2 June 2024 UpdateWindows 11 23h2 June 2024 Update ✳
  3. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11 23H2Windows 11 23H2 ✳
  4. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11 22H2Windows 11 22H2 ✳
  5. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11Windows 11 ✳
  6. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 11 November 2021 UpdateWindows 11 November 2021 Update ✳
  7. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 May 2019 UpdateWindows 10 May 2019 Update
  8. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 October 2018 UpdateWindows 10 October 2018 Update
  9. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 April 2018 UpdateWindows 10 April 2018 Update
  10. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 Fall Creators UpdateWindows 10 Fall Creators Update
  11. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 Creators UpdateWindows 10 Creators Update
  12. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10 Anniversary UpdateWindows 10 Anniversary Update ✳
  13. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 10Windows 10 ✳
  14. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 8.1Windows 8.1 ✳
  15. Tokyo Tower as drawn by Microsoft in Windows 8.0Windows 8.0 ✳

Tokyo Tower on other platforms

Frequently asked questions

What does Tokyo Tower look like on Microsoft?
On Microsoft it is the design shipped in Windows 11 24h2 August 2025 Update, shown above at full size. Older revisions are listed beneath it.
When did Microsoft add Tokyo Tower?
Microsoft first drew Tokyo Tower in Windows 8.0, released October 26, 2012.
How many times has Microsoft redrawn Tokyo Tower?
Microsoft Corporation has shipped 15 versions of Tokyo Tower. Each is dated, so you can see when the design changed.

Microsoft artwork for this emoji spans 2012 to 2025.