Why is Tokyo, Japan the largest city in the world?

Tokyo is a world-class metropolis. Generally speaking, Tokyo refers to the 23rd district of Tokyo, which is the part of its capital circle. But in fact, Tokyo, as an administrative region, is called Tokyo in Japan, including three parts: Tokyo District 23, Tama District and Pacific Islands. These islands include Izu Islands, Ogasawara Islands, the easternmost Nanniao Island and the southernmost Okinawa Island. These islands are thousands of kilometers away from Tokyo. This paper mainly introduces the main part of Tokyo-Tokyo District 23. The population of Tokyo ranks first among Japanese administrative regions, reaching more than 1 1 10,000. Tokyo and nearby Chiba, Saitama and Kanagawa form the largest city circle in Japan. Railways and highways radiate from Tokyo, which is the political, economic and cultural center of Japan.

If you want to visit Tokyo, you must have a traffic map. Look at the main transportation routes in Tokyo-Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro and Du Ying Metro. Yamanote Line is the main line of JReast Railway Company around Tokyo. The main destinations of Yamanote Line are Xinli, Ueno, Akihabara, Tokyo, Xinqiao, Shinagawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Jiyou. Subway lines lead to various districts and neighboring counties and cities in Tokyo like cobwebs, and are connected with various private railway lines leading to the outside of the city. The main private railway lines are: Dizhi Line (mainly leading to Kanagawa), Jingwang Line (mainly connecting area 23 with Tama), Ota Line (mainly leading to tourist destinations in Kanagawa Prefecture), Seibu Line (mainly connecting western Tokyo with area 23, southwestern Saitama with Tokyo), Dizhi Line (mainly connecting northeast Kanto with Tokyo) and Jingcheng Line (Chiba and Tokyo).

The main shopping areas in Tokyo are distributed around the main stations on the Yamanote Line. The areas where department stores are concentrated are Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and Harajuku, Shibuya, Xinqiao, Ginza and Japan Bridge near Tokyo Station, which constitute the main shopping areas. There are Akihabara, which is famous for its electrical appliances, Shenbao Town, which is famous for its second-hand book market, Tsukiji Central Wholesale Market, which is famous for its aquatic products wholesale, and Ueno Hall Yokohama, which is famous for its cheap goods. The distinctive place names are nagatacho, Shimonoseki, Doomachi and Otmachi. Nagatacho is the center of the Japanese parliament and political parties. Japanese often refer to nagatacho as Japanese political circles, Shimonoseki is the seat of Japanese government ministries, and Doumachi is the seat of Tokyo stock market. Some people use it as a metaphor for Japan's securities kingdom. As for Dayou Town, which is frequented by international students, the Tokyo Immigration Bureau is located here.

Famous tourist attractions in Tokyo include Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace, National Assembly Hall, Sensoji Temple, Hamamiya, Ueno Park and Zoo, Kasai Linhai Park, Taichang and Tokyo Disneyland. The more distinctive games are baseball and sumo. You can go to the Tokyo Stadium at Houyuan Station, which is the home of the Tokyo Giants. To watch sumo, you can go to the two countries near Akihabara, where there are both national technical museums of the two countries and many sumo wrestlers' houses (clubs), each with its own name and logo. Edo Tokyo Museum is also worth a visit.

The vicinity of several major stations on the Yamanote Line is also a good place to play and visit. For example, there are many aquariums, art galleries and museums in the Sunshine Building near Ikebukuro, the Metropolitan Building near Shinjuku, kabukicho and the shopping area. Shibuya and Harajuku are the information sources of Japanese young people's fashion, music, makeup, personal belongings, hairstyles and even lifestyles. There are many traditional Japanese theaters near Ueno, Tokyo National Art Museum, National Science Museum, National Western Art Museum and Tokyo Art Museum. In the main streets of Ginza and Shinjuku, vehicles are forbidden on Sundays, which has become a paradise for pedestrians. Street performers performing arts or performances, vendors from various countries selling various handicrafts, young people playing in the streets, all kinds of people and so on.

More than 500 years ago, Tokyo was a small fishing town with a sparse population, which was then called Edo. 1457, a military commander named OTA Taoist Temple built Edo City here. Since then, it has become the commercial center of kanto region. 1603, Japan established a centralized Tokugawa shogunate, and people from all over Japan gathered, and Edo City quickly developed into a national political center. According to records, at the beginning of the19th century, the population of Edo has exceeded one million. 1868, after the Meiji Restoration in Japan, the emperor moved here from Kyoto and changed Edo to Tokyo, becoming the capital of Japan. 1943, the Japanese government issued a decree to change Tokyo to Tokyo, expanding its jurisdiction.

Tokyo is the political center of Japan. Administrative, legislative, judicial and other state organs are concentrated here. Shimonoseki, known as Guanting Street, is the seat of the National Assembly Hall, the Supreme Court and government agencies affiliated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Education. What used to be Edo City is now Miyagi, where the Emperor lives.

Tokyo is also the economic center of Japan. Major Japanese companies are concentrated here. Most of them are distributed in Chiyoda District, Central District and Port Area. Tokyo is isomorphic with Yokohama in the south and Chiba in the east, forming the famous Keihama Leaf Industrial Zone in Japan. The main industries are steel, shipbuilding, machine building, chemical industry, electronics, leather, motor, fiber, petroleum, publishing, printing and precision instruments. Tokyo's financial industry and commerce are developed, and domestic and foreign commercial activities are frequent. Ginza, known as "the heart of Tokyo", is the most prosperous business district in this area.

Tokyo is also the cultural and educational center of Japan. Various cultural institutions are dense, including 80% publishing houses, large and advanced national museums, western art galleries and national libraries. Universities in Tokyo account for one-third of the total number of Japanese universities, and students studying in these universities account for more than half of the total number of college students in China. As an international metropolis, Tokyo often hosts various international cultural exchange activities, such as Tokyo Music Festival and Tokyo International Film Festival.

The transportation in Tokyo is very convenient. The Shinkansen with a speed of 200 kilometers per hour extends from Tokyo to Kyushu and then to the northeast. The subway can reach almost all important areas. Railway, highway, aviation and shipping form a transportation network extending in all directions, leading to the whole country and all over the world.

1979 March 14, Tokyo and Beijing became sister cities.

● Disney Tokyo Disney Resort

1983 opened with an admission fee of 5,500 yen (the highest number of visitors for many years).

The area is about 494 mu; 2 theme parks (Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disneyland Ocean); 7 Disney hotels in the park

Theme Park Animal World, Dream Paradise, Animation City, Tomorrow World, westworld, Adventure Paradise and World Market.

Tokyo Disneyland opened on 1983 and is located in Wu Bin, Pushan City, Chiba Prefecture, a suburb of Tokyo, with an area of about 494 acres (including Ocean Disneyland). It is the 1 stronghold of Disney Happy Kingdom outside the United States, and it is also the theme park with the largest number of tourists in the world, with a high repeat visit rate. The facilities of Tokyo Disneyland are constantly updated, and the performances are constantly introducing surprising changes. Now Tokyo Disneyland has been upgraded from a theme park to a theme resort. In addition to Disneyland, there are Disney Ocean Park and ickes Piri Shopping Center.

● Tokyo Ocean Disney Tokyo Disney Sea

200 1 opening, admission fee is 5500 yen.

Theme ports: Lost River Delta, Arabian Coast, Mermaid Reef Lake, Discovery Port, Mysterious Island, Mediterranean Port, American Seaside.

Tokyo Disney Ocean is the second Disney-themed new paradise in Tokyo. It is a beautiful waterfront architectural park with the theme of ocean, and people can savor it carefully. The whole Tokyo Disney Ocean can be divided into seven blocks. According to history, humanities, legends, fairy tales or imagination, create different landscapes in each district. Most of these landscapes are related to the ocean or streams, which is in line with the theme of water or ocean.