Tokyo Station
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the largest cities in the world with 14 million people, the largest population in Japan, and is the political, economic, and cultural center of the country.
Tokyo belongs to Kanto Region and is roughly divided into three areas: the 23 Wards, the Tama region, and the islands.
Ameyoko at Ueno
23 Wards
Night view from Roppongi Hills Mori Tower
The 23 wards are the center of Japan, with a high concentration of businesses, commercial facilities, and population. There are many cultural and tourist attractions, and new sightseeing spots are being created one after another.
Tama area (Western Tokyo)
Mount Fuji seen from Mount Takao
Tama area is a suburban area located only one hour by train from central Tokyo, and is rich in nature.
Tama area includes Mount Takao, which has a rich ecosystem and has recently been recognized as a Japanese Heritage site. Akigawa Valley and Okutama area, where beautiful scenery such as valleys and lakes can be enjoyed.
Islands
The islands of Hachijojima, which can be reached by air from Haneda Airport(Tokyo), and the Ogasawara Islands, which are registered as a World Natural Heritage site. Visitors can enjoy nature and marine sports in those islands.
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