Hotels in Tokyo

In tokyo thier super friendly staff and great facilities are available to meet all your needs, we even take you out for fun think about it roller costers .




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Shinagawa is a popular place in Tokyo

Shinagawa has a number of attractions and historic sights but is mainly a business district. It is a popular place to stay because of its proximity to Haneda Airport and to other major districts of Tokyo. A number of high class hotels are located around the stationhttp://apike.ca


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tokyo stay over populated

More than three-quarters of all Japanese live in cities, making living accommodations






crampedhttp://go.grolier.com/

Tokyo trains are very crowded

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Japan is overcrowded

More jobs and educational and cultural opportunities are available in Tokyo than anywhere else in Japan. As a result, the city constantly attracts people—especially the young—from other parts of the country. Tokyo is one of the most crowded cities in the world. It has an average of about 38,000 people per square mile (14,700 per square kilometer)—about one and a half times as many as New York City has.


http://www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar560280&st=is+japan+over+crowded

There's tons people are in

Tokyo, Japan, contains roughly 18.1 million (2000 est.) people, and Bombay (Mumbai), with about 16.1 million people (2000 est.), is projected to become the world's largest city by the year 2020


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population in japan

Japan's population of 127.3 million is shrinking by 0.14 percent annually. Nearly 70 percent of all people live in urban areas. Almost half are concentrated in three major metropolitan areas: Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. As a result, Japan suffers from a high cost of living and a lack of affordable urban housing. Japan is 98.5 percent ethnic Japanese, with a small number of Koreans (0.5 percent) and Chinese (0.4 percent). The Ainu (an indigenous ethnic group whose habitation of Japan predates the migration of ethnic Japanese) live mostly on Hokkaido


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About 128 million people are crowded on these islands, making Japan one of the most densely populated countries in the world. (worldbookonline)

over crowding

Japan is one of the world's most populous nations. About 90 percent of the people live on the coastal plains, which make up only about 20 percent of Japan's territory. These plains rank among the most thickly populated places in the world. Millions of people crowd the big cities along the coasts, including Tokyo I got this information from world book online



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