With nearly 40 million people scrambling under the skyline of the Tokyo metro area, it’s pretty easy to feel like a mere speck.
With nearly 40 million people scrambling under the skyline of the Tokyo metro area, it’s pretty easy to feel like a mere speck. That’s part of the charm of wandering around the world’s biggest city. It’s a place where ancient architecture and futurism live in harmony, showstopping food can be found at fine-dining tables and subway stalls alike, and a sense or orderliness belies an anything-goes attitude where buttoned-up business folks unbutton into wholly different people once the sun goes down and the neon lights up the sky.