20 Interesting Things You May Not Know About Tokyo Tourism

Tokyo is a tourist city that always offers you many amazing things, if you still think that you already know all of its attractions, then 20 things to surprise you about Tokyo's colorful city. 20 interesting things about Tokyo 1. The Greater District, along with the capital Tokyo, is the largest metropolitan area in the world. Photo: Alessandro Baffa2. Tokyo city means "capital in the east"

. Photo: Les Taylor3. The capital of Japan was supposed to be the host of the 1940 Summer Olympics. But it was canceled and empowered the city of Helsinki (Finland), because of World War II Photo: James Justin4.



Tokyo Disneyland was the first Disney park to be built outside of the United States. Photo: Tom Bricker5. Before each annual Cherry Blossom Festival, TV and radio stations in Tokyo keep reporting on flower development, as well as comparing cherry blossoms in different regions of Japan. Copy. Photo: mirei246. The Eiffel Tower was the inspiration for the construction of the Tokyo Tower. Tokyo Tower was repainted once every 5 years, and it took 12 months to finish painting the tower Photo: konishiroku7.



Oshiya is a "profession" used in several stations in Tokyo. Oshiya flight attendants will be in charge of pushing people, or putting the most people on board during rush hours. Photo: Iwillbehomesoon8. The longest musical performance ever held at Tokyo Dome was by the band Guns N ‘Roses. On December 18, 2009, Guns N ‘Roses played for three hours and 37 minutes. Photo: Kevin Poh9. Tokyo Imperial Palace is usually not open to visitors, except for the King's birthday or the new year. Photo: Marufish10.



Hara Takashi - Japan's 19th Prime Minister was assassinated on November 4, 1921 by the train driver, unexpectedly steered the train off the track. Photo: Loïc Lagarde11. Vending machines can be found everywhere in Tokyo, selling not only water alone, but also selling bread, cigarettes, and fresh eggs. Photo: Kevin Dooley12. With an average of 3.64 million people passing through every day, Shinjuku has become the busiest station in the world. The streets in Shinjuku district are also considered to be places where the traffic is always busy. Photo: Luke Zeme13.



Capsule Hotel (capsule) with each room the size of a large refrigerator, can be found everywhere in Tokyo. Photo: Brandon king14. A huge amount of seafood, worth about $ 28 million, is sold every day at the Tsukiji fish market. Photo: Osamu Kaneko15. Although Mount Fuji is seen as a symbol of the beauty of Tokyo's landscape, you can actually only see the mountain for less than 180 days a year. Because of the cover of clouds and the concentration of dust in the air of Tokyo. Photo: Les Taylor16. Ramen is a traditional dish of Tokyo, with its unique cooking style and delicious taste.



Photo: Yamashita Yosei17. Many people believe that the Roppongi Hills building has been "charmed", because after a series of unfortunate events took place in this monumental building. Photo: Les Taylor18. In 1962, Tokyo became the first city in history with a population of more than 10 million, making Tokyo the largest city in the world at the time. Photo: Paul19. The delicious grilled chicken skewers (Yakitori) can be found on every corner of Tokyo. Photo: Jonathan Lin20. Tokyo has more than 100 universities and colleges and a third of Japan's undergraduate students, are studying in Tokyo.



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