Nothing beats lounging outside in the park on a wonderful Spring day:
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Andy in Tokyo
I have no idea. Maybe it's for female wrestlers who've been piledriven one time too many.
Amika
Use it long enough and you won't be able to hold your head upright on your own anymore. :P
Alyse
Haha! I love your point of view of Japan! Is this a real concern of Japanese women, that their necks
fatim
All the picture were great...the scenery ....Gorgeous I tell you,really ......beautiful
Nice picture, brings back some serenity to my sometimes stressful life! =)
Nice sunny day~! ^.^
Lovely picture.
Well I have a question, don’t know if you’re gonna be able to answer but here we go.
What’s the best area to Live in Tokyo (security ans stuff like that)? If you could answer
that would be amazing. Thank you.
Pamela, I don’t think there’s anywhere in Tokyo that I would call particularly “unsafe” when compared with cities in the UK. It’s never really been an issue for me while living here
As for the best area to live in Tokyo, a firm called Next conducts an annual survey of the most popular places to live in Tokyo among Japanese people. This year Kichijoji, in western Tokyo, came out on top. The reasons people gave for choosing Kichijoji were: good transport links; lots of shops; restaurants and amenities close to the train station; and lots of green space.
Here’s a list of the top four:
1. Kichijoji
2. Jiyugaoka
3. Ebisu
4. Nakano
In my humble opinion, if you want to live slap bang in the middle of Tokyo and don’t mind splashing out (or your company is paying for your accommodation) then I would recommend either Ebisu or somewhere around Yoyogi.
Hope this helps!