Tokyo, Megacity in Japan
Tokyo, a bustling metropolis, is a mix of the ultramodern and the traditional.
From the mid-19th century onwards, Tokyo became prominent as Japan’s political center.
Known for its love for sushi and sumo wrestling, Tokyo is rich in culture and tradition.
Tokyo's public transportation system is extensive and efficient.
Tokyo is home to 'Akihabara,' a district famed for its multiple electronics shops.
Location: Japan
Inception: July 1, 1943
Capital city: Shinjuku
Population: 14264798
Elevation above the sea: 6 m
Website: metro.tokyo.lg.jp
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Tokyo, a bustling metropolis, is a mix of the ultramodern and the traditional.
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