There are 53 buildings and constructions in Tokyo that are taller than 187 meters (614 ft). The Tokyo Skytree, a 634-metre (2,080-foot) lattice tower built in 2012, is the prefecture's highest building. It dominates the skyline with its laser light show and observation decks. Japan has been ranked number one in economic competitiveness by the World Economic Forum for the second year running. In 2010 it was ranked as the most competitive economy in the world, with a score of 740 out of 1000. Its main competition comes from South Korea which scored 760 last year. China may soon pass Japan to become the country with the most high-rise buildings. In 2014 there were only two supertall towers over 400 m (1,312 ft) in China, but experts expect this number to increase quickly. The first skyscraper in Japan was built in 1913 in Osaka. There were only eight other such buildings until the mid-20th century when Japan's economy started to boom. Today, the Japanese capital city of Tokyo is home to more than 2 million people and has more than 600 skyscrapers over 40 m (130 ft). In conclusion, Japan has got an impressive list of skyscrapers with many more under construction. And while China may be ahead in terms of total height, Japan has the lead in terms of density.