Fun Facts about Tokyo: Has an Anti-Suicide LED Light
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VIVA – Part of Japan, Tokyo is usually full of tourists and this city is known for its modern architecture, food culture, and vibrant nightlife. Tokyo is also home to a number of historical sites and cultural attractions.
Not only that, Tokyo is also home to the Imperial Palace and the seat of government and parliament.
There are three main tourist areas here. Metropolitan Tokyo where various facilities are located. The Okutama area, where people can experience mountainous nature, and the islands of Izu and Ogasawara, where the untouched islands gather.
Here are fun facts about Tokyo that rarely people know.
1. Tokyo Has 23 Different Metropolitan Districts
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Tokyo has stunning views and greenery with parks, lots of cherry trees, and temples for Buddhists. Uniquely, Tokyo has 23 different metropolitan districts, all of which are considered mini-cities.
Tokyo has various climates, from as cold as 1 degree celsius in the Winter months, to temperatures as high as 39 degrees celsius in the summer months.
The Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo is one of the busiest crossings in the world, with about 2500 people crossing it at any time.
2. Cultural Diversity in Tokyo
Ilustrasi Tokyo, Jepang.
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Tokyo has a diversity culture such as traditional and contemporary culture. There have been many technological advances, all of which offer beautiful natural views to escape the crowds.
Tokyo has a rich history and an interesting mix of cultures that blend modern and traditional ideas. Contemporary aspects of Tokyo include anime culture, robotic electronics, pop culture, fashion, and high-end design.
Tokyo's traditional culture is related to the history of rituals performed in the Edo period. Like Kabuki, for example. Kabuki is known for its theatrical elements and stylish performances.
Tea ceremonies, haiku poetry and more form the cultural backdrop of Tokyo.
The cherry tree is a national symbol of Japan, and Tokyo hosts a cherry blossom festival every year. This festival is about appreciating the temporary beauty of nature.
