Discover 8 Interesting And Strange Things When Traveling To Tokyo

“I used to think that Tokyo was like other developed cities that I had the opportunity to travel to, but when I finally arrived in the capital of Japan, this city made me go from a surprise. Surprisingly, a strange and exciting city was beyond my expectation. ”(According to blogger Sabrina Iovino) Let's explore 8 interesting and strange things that blogger Sabrina Iovino discovered when traveling to Tokyo! 1. With more than 35 million people living in Tokyo, it is arguably the largest metropolitan area in the world. With such a number of people, the limited living space is understandable

. The typical size of a one-bedroom apartment is usually 15 square meters. The hotel rooms here are usually very small, and shaped like a matchbox, if you do not believe you can see the picture, "capsule" hotels like this are very easy to find in Tokyo. While I was walking around near the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, I saw a strange apartment complex that looked like a pile of washing machines stacked It was later discovered that it was the Nakagin Capsule Tower (Nakagin Capsule Tower), designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa for the purpose of home and office use.



Each "capsule" of the building is about 10 square meters wide, looks quite interesting. I really like this design, small but it is designed with many functions. Nakagin Capsule Tower has the same architecture as stacked washing machines. There are a lot of funny, “Welcome to Japan, please respect the rules” signs - this is a sentence I read on a sign at Narita Airport. Just open your eyes and you will see the rules everywhere, Japanese people respect and obey the rules they have set. After renting out a hotel room in Tokyo, and going up the elevator to enter our room, we were surprised to see a sign in the elevator, showing how to use the elevator. , most of the regulatory signs in Tokyo are accompanied by funny pictures A funny sign3.



Young people with unique fashion styles Most of the photos below I took in Harajuku Fashion Street, a colorful place in Tokyo. Harajuku is known by the young world as the fashion capital of the world, famous for its unique "no contact" fashion styles. If you want to see teen fashion culture, come here on Sunday, you will be extremely excited like getting lost in an open-air fashion runway where there are a lot of young people dressed in Gothics style. , Lolitas, cosplayer, punks ... A photo-taking paradise for photographers. Young Japanese with unique fashion styles4.



Unbelievably clean city The first thing I noticed when I came to Tokyo was that it was incredibly clean. Everything here is very clean, even if I drop food on the floor I will pick it up and continue eating. Everything here is so shiny, it looks "weird". I rarely see trash on the street, so how can Tokyo be so clean? The answer here is probably human, the sense of hygiene of the Japanese is too high, it is worth learning. The image was taken at Odaiba - an artificial island in Tokyo, a place extremely clean and quiet. 5. Delicious and cheap food everywhere The impression people think of Tokyo as an expensive city. But in my experience, there is no need for expensive restaurants, you can also find delicious, cheap food everywhere.



You can head to the Tsukiji Fish Market for cheap sushi, or head to the Coins Bar in Shibuya where you will get delicious food and drinks for just 315 yen. Visit convenience stores everywhere in the city. Outstanding convenience stores like Lawson or Family Mart, which are open 24 hours, will provide you with a variety of snacks such as sushi, sandwiches, cakes and a variety of other delicious dishes at relatively soft prices. If you take the time to learn, you absolutely can find delicious-young restaurants in Tokyo. People are always busy with cell phones Looking at a crowd on the road, what you can easily see is that most people are busy with a cell phone. I was quite surprised when I came across a guy who looked pretty dusty and dressed in a "tassel" suit, but using a phone attached to a cute teddy bear. Everyone seems to be busy with cell phones in hand. This guy looks pretty dusty, but uses the phone hung up with cute teddy bears.



Japanese guys love to have long hair Japanese guys are one of the cutest and weirdest I've ever seen. They look very impressive with long hair, in all colors and styles, t.

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