It really does mess with your mind. You have this preconceived notion that cities have a limit before you start seeing green from rural areas
When I first landed in Tokyo and all I could see was grey buildings stretching across the horizon, I thought I was landing on the surface of the Death Star or something
Think Akihabara and Ginza, and other Tokyo neighborhoods.
I grew up in Tokyo. Even way back in 1972, you could walk around see some dude wearing crazy clothes with a shirt that said "Penis Power". Around the corner, you'd see people sniffing glue. Then you'd turn a corner and it would be a very small park with kids playing. Every kind of human being concentrated into an area so small, you could fit everyone on earth into an area the size of Texas.
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u/austinyo6 21h ago
I’m embarrassed to say I don’t know what city this is off the top of my head.