Tokyo Japan - Shinjuku evening walk • 4K HDR 

Our pleasure!

I’d rather leave home 😂

@@joewall8625 Not everyone can simply leave home and visit Japan, unfortunately...

@@pabloguaramato1217 This is #Shinjuku. The #inaka looks different.

Use extra large screen in family movie room,

Happy holidays!

Glad you think so!

yeah nice to see one time...but realy i dont want to live there...same as newyork or other megacities...no carakter... only diferent letters and languages...the future is comin

It's different from New York: there's less crime, no guns, no discrimination against Asians, it's relatively sanitary, and it's convenient. However, this is a place to play, and people live in areas a few minutes away by train.

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Use extra large screen in family movie room at dark 🌑 night

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Our pleasure!

Running a motorcycle repair shop or something of the like just outside of the city wouldn't be too bad either.

if you can bring some of the women to bed with you, it may well be worth it.

これらの高層ビル群が出来たのは今から約40年前です その前は広大な浄水場でした 新宿駅西口近辺はこれからまた新しくなります

@@user-yc2er7vh9f tnx for the info, 80's Japan and the Citypop is kakoii.. ✌😎

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So is the United States of America.

Interesting! Thank you for watching and taking the to comment. I haven't t been to NYC myself and I hope to visit someday. Hopefully film a couple of videos there too!

If you stay in Japan long enough you will forget how to cross roads without the red light

Awesome! Wishing you the best.

Culture can affect that a lot. But one thing that helps a city be safe is when it has a high level of mixture of uses, classes, and so on. Tokyo is a very organically formed city with a lot of intermingled groups and uses. This means the streets are always active and always have eyes on them. This reduces the likelihood of violence. It also means that there aren't large concentrations of vulnerable groups. In many American cities, affordable housing programs and policies concentrate poverty in areas isolated from other groups and activities, which exacerbates their vulnerability. Tokyo also doesn't have a lot of abandoned property. Some of the worst areas in cities are areas with abandoned buildings and empty lots. Tokyo's regulatory climate is very liberal when it comes to construction. So properties rarely sit empty and decay. The city is always adapting, so there aren't large pockets of empty and decaying urban landscape. All of these factors and more make Tokyo safer than most Western cities.

No country is safe to walk alone at night, especially if you are a woman or a person of color. The world is just not a safe place with dangerous people out there