Introduction to Tokyo (English)

Tokyo is a world-class metropolis. Generally speaking, the East refers to the 23 regions of Tokyo, that is, its big cities are all local. However, as an administrative district, Tokyo is actually called Tokyo in Japan, including three parts: Tokyo District 23, Touch Zone and Pacific Islands. These islands include the Archipelago, Ogasawara Islands, the easternmost Nanniao Island and the southernmost Chongniao 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, reaching11million. Thousands of Tokyo and its neighboring countries do not constitute the largest city circle in Japan. Railways and highways radiate around Tokyo, which is the political, economic and cultural center of Japan. If you want to visit Tokyo, you must first have an open traffic map. Take the map and look at the main traffic lines in Tokyo-the Danshou Line, the Tokyo Metro and all the subways. Shantou is the east trunk line connecting Japan Railway Company (JReast) with Tokyo. There are the main starting stations of Nakano, Ueno, Luofuyuan, Tokyo, Xinqiao, Sichuan, Dugu, Xinjue, Tangbao and Chiyu on the mountain network. Barbed wire generally leads to various areas of Tokyo and neighboring counties and cities, and is connected with various private hard wires leading to the outside of the city. The private hard lines in the east mainly include Coking Plant Line (mainly leading to Kanagawa Prefecture), Jingjing Line (mainly connecting 23 districts and Zhanhua District), Oda Line (mainly leading to various tourist areas in Kanagawa Prefecture), West Line (mainly connecting western Tokyo with 23 districts), East Line (mainly connecting Kanto and Tokyo in the north) and Jingcheng Line (thousand and Tokyo). The main shopping areas in Tokyo are located near the main stations in Shanshou County. The areas where department stores are concentrated are Bao, Xinjue and Yuanjue, Dugu, Xinqiao, Tokyo Station Yindi and Japan Bridge, which constitute the main shopping areas. There are Qiu Ye Yuan, which is famous for electrical appliances, Shenbao, which is famous for the second-hand book fair, and Ueno Tangheng, which is famous for the wholesale of aquatic products. The geographical names with characteristics will always follow Tianding, Pocket, Dexterity and so on. Nagatacho is the seat of Japan's parliament and political parties. The Japanese often refer to Nagata as synonymous with Japanese political circles, that is, the locations of the Japanese government. The Japanese often compare him to the financial exchange or the Okura exchange, and the pocket is the Tokyo stock market. Some people compare it to Japan's securities kingdom. As for dexterity, it is a place frequented by international students, and the Tokyo Immigration Bureau is located here. The famous tourist attractions in Tokyo include Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace, National Assembly, Sensoji Temple, Xiaohe, Ueno Park and Zoo, Gexilin Ocean Park, Amusement Park, Tokyo Disneyland and so on. Compared with the characteristic games such as baseball and sumo, watching baseball can stand in the Tokyo Stadium after heaven, where there are the Tokyo Giants. To watch sumo, you can go to the two countries, the original neighbors of deciduous leaves, where there are both national martial arts halls of the two countries and many sumo wrestlers' separate rooms (clubs), each with its own name and logo. The Edo Tokyo Museum is also worth a visit. The area near several major stations on the Yamagata Line is also a good place to play and visit. For example, there are many aquariums, art galleries, museum neighbors, Shinjuku Hall Building, Kabuki, shopping area, and Watanabe Yuyuanjue near the Buyi Sunshine Building, all of which are information sources of Japanese young people's fashion clothes, music, makeup, walkman, hairstyle and even lifestyle. Nearby, Ueno is home to traditional Japanese theater, Tokyo National Art Museum, National Science Museum, National Western Art Museum and Tokyo Art Museum. In the main street and new sleeping place of the silverware shop, vehicles are forbidden to pass on Sundays, which becomes a paradise for performers, or street performers, vendors from all over the world selling all kinds of handmade products, young people playing in the street, all kinds of people and so on. More than 500 years ago, Tokyo was a small fishing town with a sparse population, and was then called Edo. 1457, a military commander named OTA Taoist Temple built the Jianghu City here. Since then, it has become the commercial center of kanto region. 1603, Japan established a centralized system, where people from all over Japan gathered, and Edo City quickly developed into a national political center. According to records, at the beginning of the 9th century, the population of rivers and lakes had exceeded 100 million. 1868, after the Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese emperor moved here from Kyoto and changed Jiang Huwei to Tokyo, which became the capital of Japan. 1943, the Japanese government issued a law to change Dongdu to Tokyo and expand its jurisdiction. Tokyo is the political center of Japan. Administrative, legislative, judicial and other state institutions are concentrated here. It is called "Guantang Street" by the National Assembly, the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the people's areas, and it deals with the respective government agencies of the Cabinet and the provincial and Ministry of Education. In the past, Edo City has now become the imperial city where the Japanese emperor lived. Tokyo is also the economic center of Japan. Major Japanese companies are concentrated here. They are mainly distributed in thousands of places, such as regions, central China and ports. Yokohama, Tokyo and its eastern and southern districts are the famous Keihama Leaf Industrial Zone in Japan. The main industries are steel, shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing, chemicals, electronics, leather, motors, textile fibers, petroleum, printing and precision instruments. Tokyo has a developed financial industry and trade, and frequent foreign business activities. Ginza, known as the "heart of Tokyo", is the most lively business district in the area. Tokyo is also the cultural and educational center of Japan. Various cultural institutions gather, including 80% publishing houses in China, large-scale and advanced national museums, western art galleries and national libraries. Universities in Tokyo account for 1/3 of the total number of universities in Japan, 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 exchanges, such as the East Beijing Music Festival and the Tokyo International Film Festival. The traffic in Tokyo is very convenient. The new skeleton line with a speed of 200 kilometers per hour extends from Tokyo to nine provinces and to the northeast. The subway can reach almost all important areas. Railway, highway, aviation and sea transportation form a transportation network extending in all directions, leading to the whole country and all over the world. On March 14, 1979, Tokyo and Beijing were listed as sister cities. 3. Tokyo refers to the main area of North Vietnam. The Vietnamese are in the north and Italy is the "northern frontier". 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