You will never forget the sights, smells, and sounds of the fast-paced Tokyo Metropolis. Japan’s capital is one of the most populated Cities in the world with 14 million people dashing around it’s streets, and has the fastest high speed railway network in the world. A ride on the Shinkansen bullet train travels at 240–320 km/h (150–200 mph), and is a bucket list tick off for many.
Located in Tokyo Bay, it was originally a fishing village named Edo but in 1868 was renamed to Tokyo (meaning “eastern capital"), it now has the largest urban economy in the world. A City of skyscrapers, in March 2011 the Tokyo Skytree became the worlds’ tallest telecommunication and broadcasting tower at a neck-aching 634 meters (2,080 ft) high.
There are many things to do in Tokyo during the day and the evening, and Feet Do Travel share 7 best nightlife destinations in Tokyo
Located in Tokyo Bay, it was originally a fishing village named Edo but in 1868 was renamed to Tokyo (meaning “eastern capital"), it now has the largest urban economy in the world. A City of skyscrapers, in March 2011 the Tokyo Skytree became the worlds’ tallest telecommunication and broadcasting tower at a neck-aching 634 meters (2,080 ft) high.
There are many things to do in Tokyo during the day and the evening, and Feet Do Travel share 7 best nightlife destinations in Tokyo
