The largest city in the world - Tokyo. As the capital of Japan, it is a cultural, political, economic center, in which over 40% of the population of the entire country lives. The average population density here is 1,000 people per square meter. The metropolis consists of twenty-three districts, twenty-six cities, seven towns and eight villages. It is also complemented by the Izu and Ogasawara Islands in the Kanto Plain of Honshu Island.
Industrial areas, residential quarters, the largest transport infrastructure and Tokyo "sleeping areas" are concentrated in Tokyo, high-tech and high-tech industries are developing, the largest financial centers, the Tokyo Stock Exchange itself, operate in volumes comparable to the well-known New York stock exchanges.
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The largest city in the world is considered Japan's main transportation hub. It has two large airports, many railway stations and bus stations. Highways connect with other cities of Tokyo, which converge with the lines of high-speed railways. The quarters in the capital are interconnected by paved transfers with a multi-tiered interchange. Tokyo is considered the only city where electric trains are used at a high quality level.
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The capital of Japan is its industrial center. The largest ports are located here, where fishing vessels and coastal shipping ships are moored. Half of the country's foreign trade turnover passes through them.
Scientific and cultural life is developing rapidly in the largest city in the world. It is here that the oldest private and public higher education institutions in Japan are located. The city attracts the attention of tourists with its diverse art galleries, architectural buildings, high-rise skyscrapers, museums. The most famous on the territory of Tokyo is the National Museum, which houses more than eighty-five works of art.
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Attractions in Tokyo include such sights as the Tokyo Tower, Happoen Garden, Omote-sando and Harajuku areas, Meiji Temple, Asakusa Buddhist Temple, 13 bridges of the Sumidagawa River, Tsukiji Market. Besides, in the largest city in the world you can visit the Museum of Samurai Swords, wonderful Japanese-style gardens, and sumo wrestling competitions. A great mood and an interesting pastime in Tokyo are guaranteed.