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List of Tokyo Neighborhoods
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Almost the entire national government of Japan lies just to the east of this massive business and entertainment district.
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An old neighborhood that specializes in advanced electronics, robots and futuristic pop culture.
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A fashionable office area known for upscale shopping and attractions such as Aoyama Cemetery.
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Both the wildest and quietest neighborhood in Tokyo.
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A nice place to live if you've got the money.
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South of Shibuya's lights and chaotic crowds is a chill neighborhood of upscale shops, cafes and bars.
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A Tokyo neighborhood modeled after the garden suburbs of London.
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An expensive residential area filled with small pleasant restaurants, cafes and bars.
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A charming old neighborhood that has escaped development by being on the wrong side of Tokyo's most famous river.
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A upscale Tokyo neighborhood known for its celebrity residents.
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A posh fashion district with shopping, offices and an avenue that is reminiscent of Paris.
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Tokyo's premiere upscale shopping and entertainment district.
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Companies in Tokyo want a posh address for their business cards. When a neighborhood loses its status — the companies drift away.
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A quiet neighborhood (that almost seems suburban) a short distance from some of Tokyo's wildest areas.
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A sleepy Tokyo neighborhood that has seen its fair share of high drama.
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A gigantic Tokyo neighborhood with dozens of interesting claims to fame.
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Jimbocho is a university area of Tokyo known as the book and sports shopping mecca of Japan.
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Jiyugaoka is where you live when you want to settle down. It's a aesthetically pleasing and convenient neighborhood.
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Kagurazaka is an elegant neighborhood in central Tokyo known for it's fine Japanese cuisine, french culture and Geisha.
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Kappabashi is what the World would be like if all food was plastic.
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Kasumigaseki is where Japan's national government lives.
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Tokyo residential bliss.
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Koenji is a trendy residential area that's popular with hipsters and trendy young Tokyo professionals. It's known for music, protests and its giant summer festival.
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The Tokyo river that disappeared in WWII.
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Tokyo's largest business district.
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Meguro is a central district of Tokyo that's known for it's laid-back residential neighbourhoods.
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Home of Japan's national government at the center of Tokyo.
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The most densely populated neighborhood in Japan has a surprisingly laid back atmosphere.
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A peak at suburban life in Tokyo home of Japan's favorite gadget cat from the future.
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A Tokyo neighborhood that was transformed by a Shogun's ambitious plan to rid the city (Edo) of fire.
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A university town with a fascinating landscape that has been engineered over the centuries.
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Tokyo's trillion yen leisure Island.
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A posh neighborhood that's often compared to the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
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Osaki is the result of a government and corporate partnership to redevelop an aging business district. Today it looks like a suburban office park complete with dull corporate art.
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A dense forest of expensive but tiny wooden houses.
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In many ways, Shibuya is Tokyo's busiest and most crowded neighborhood.
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A great way to experience authentic Korean culture in the heart of Tokyo.
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A neighborhood of massive office buildings and narrow alleyways clogged with salary man entertainment.
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The Tokyo neighborhood that's an engine of Tokyo's economy and nightlife.
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Asia's biggest neighborhood.
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What happens when a huge block of the world's most expensive land gets developed all at once.
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Harajuku for old ladies.
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Home to two of Japan's best universities and Astroboy.
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Tsukiji (築地) is a business district in central Tokyo best known for its large fish market.
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Tokyo's demon gate: an unlucky part of town filled with museums and top universities.
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An upscale residential and business district that's home to Japan's best known ghost.
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Yoyogi is a remarkably quiet neighborhood considering its wild park and location between Tokyo's two largest districts.
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If you're looking for a charming old Tokyo neighborhood — your best bet is Yurakucho.
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