Tokyo Hit By Moderate Earthquake
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The bus will depart from the Kajibashi Parking Lot near Tokyo Station and travel on a 70-minute circular route. Sora News 24, which first reported the story, said it will likely pass landmarks such as Ginza, Shibuya Scramble Crossing and Asakusa's Kaminarimon gate. However, the final route has yet to be determined.
Tokyo officials were overjoyed after the Japanese capital was named the world’s best large city in a leading U.S. travel magazine. Conde Nast Traveler’s 2024 reader survey, which excluded U.S. cities, showed that Tokyo gained 575,048 votes to gain the ...
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Mori Building prepares skyscrapers as earthquake shelters for thousands in Tokyo
On August 21, the Mori JP Tower, Japan’s tallest building located in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills, dubbed the "city within a city." Following guidance, entering the basement storage area revealed stacks of emergency supplies prepared for earthquakes.
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I walked across Tokyo at midnight
Take a late night walk across Tokyo and experience the city after midnight. Discover the quiet streets, bright neighborhoods, and unique atmosphere that makes Tokyo feel completely different at night.
Prices of used condominiums in Tokyo's 23 wards dropped for the second straight month in July. Analysts say soaring prices in the center of the Japanese capital could be hitting a ceiling.
TOKYO -- Japan has been hit by a string of devastating rainstorms in recent years, including the latest record rainfall that caused extensive damage i・・・
Forget dusty displays and mothballed coin collections, the state-of-the-art arrays in the re-opened Edo-Tokyo Museum are storytelling perfected: a 400-year tale told in a few fantastic hours. Edo, as Tokyo was known until 1868,