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Tips 1 - 10 of 14 Tokyo General Tips
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Favorite Thing: More than anything what makes Tokyo so different are its people. The number of people is astounding to an outsider. .
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People and Life: Haneda International Airport
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Favorite Thing: Only after you arrive, can you appreciate how so many people are able to live and work together.
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Favorite Thing: Crowded into an area of almost 800 square miles, you will find one fourth of the countries total population.
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Favorite Thing: As a foreigner, probably for the first time in your life, you will be completely surrounded by thousands of people of a different nationality to as through it's physical isolation Japan is one of the most HOMOgeneous nations in the world with a population of over 98% Japanese.
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Favorite Thing: Living in Tokyo, you will always be considered as an outsider, but in almost every case you will be warmly accepted and treated with courtesy and respect.
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Favorite Thing: Sometimes you will find Japanese frightened of you, after all, if you leave the city and go out into the country it is still possible to find people, especially young children ,who have never met a foreigner in person.
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Favorite Thing: Yet walking amongst these people you will always carry with you a feeling of being safe.
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Favorite Thing: This city may be crowded enough to make New York seem like a quiet city, but its crime rate is lower than any other city in the world. In Tokyo crime is something that the average person rarely has to think about.
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Favorite Thing: Tokyo has no center, instead it is made up of twenty-six different cities, seven towns, and eight villages.
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Favorite Thing: Originally the city occupied an area of approximately 250 square miles but in 1943, the name Tokyo City was abolished in a government reorganization.
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white_smallstar Thu Sep 18, 2008 19:43 UTC
Your page is simply wonderful! I really enjoyed reading your tips and looking your photos about urban landscapes, people, parks . . . especially the ones with marvellous points of view. *N* | WhittierWasabi Tue Apr 8, 2008 12:15 UTC
I am going to Tokyo this summer, on a Monday and Tuesday. I know the best day to go to Harajuku is Sunday - I'm going to miss it! Will there still be costumed people there on those days? | volopolo Fri Feb 15, 2008 03:24 UTC
Hope to meet you some day in Tokyo! Hope to remember me! volopolo | eviltooth Fri Dec 21, 2007 13:33 UTC
Thanks for the great tips! Can you recommend a place to eat fugu? :D |
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