Congrats on getting to Tokyo. The photos are great and so interesting, showing a huge city that you managed to bring all together in this thread.
One comment, some of the new buildings reminded me of Fascist architecture, peculiar but still impressive.
107. It's funny, in North America police car lights seem to be getting slimmer all the time. Apparently the same can't be said for Japan.
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115. I had lunch one day at the top of the Seiroka Garden Tower (I didn't plan on it, I just went up looking for an observation deck and felt bad once I got up and there was just a restaurant, so I decided to stay).
Orderly urban chaos.....is there any other city of that magnitude as clean looking and non violent??..What does that say about it's people and society..
This place will forever remain high on my bucket list of places to visit before I die. My Asian Cherry Will Be Popped even if it's a little... erm... stale.
On another note, I enjoyed every bit of this thread!
What a funky piece of architecture this building is:
^is that stone path/forest shot en route to the Meiji Shrine?
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Indeed. It was actually my favourite part of the whole park area. I was 'meh' on the shrine itself, but the wide, empty paths and eerie canopy were pretty sweet.
Indeed. It was actually my favourite part of the whole park area. I was 'meh' on the shrine itself, but the wide, empty paths and eerie canopy were pretty sweet.
Concur... the scale of the forest and entrance was incredible.
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