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16 Maps Of Tokyo That’ll Make Your City Seem Insignificant

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There are megacities, and then there’s Tokyo.

1. This is Tokyo.

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2. Tokyo is MASSIVE. With 37.8 million people according to the UN, Greater Tokyo is Earth’s most populated metropolitan area.

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3. Here’s Tokyo compared to New York (both at 10km scale).

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Google Maps

4. Tokyo compared to London.

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Google Maps

5. Tokyo and Sydney.

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Google Maps

6. And Tokyo with Los Angeles, the nearest equivalent US city by urban area.

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Google Maps

7. And here’s Tokyo compared with Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Berlin, Paris, and Mumbai – some of the other cities BuzzFeed has offices!

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8. Here’s Greater Tokyo overlaid on Great Britain.

Sniper989 / reddit.com

9. Here’s all the countries on Earth with smaller populations than Greater Tokyo. Hello Australia (23 million ) and Canada (35 million).

Lanson15 / reddit.com

10. And here’s a detailed breakdown of population density in Greater Tokyo versus London, the most populated city in Europe.

Notteringhampool / reddit.com

11. Here’s a map of the Tokyo metro to help you find your way around.

iammanic / reddit.com

12. And a simplified English-language version đŸ˜‰

tokyometro.jp

13. Want to hit the suburbs? Here’s the metropolitan rail map.

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14. This is the Tokyo metropolitan area compared to US cities (SO NOT LIKE WITH LIKE).

RPBot / reddit.com

15. Here’s a map showing that much of Greater Tokyo is actually relatively sparsely populated.

MallardtheDuck / http://blogs.c.yimg.jp

16. And here’s an (exaggerated) topographic map that goes some way towards explaining why Greater Tokyo has grown so big – it’s the flattest region in mainland Japan.

NevrousEnergy / reddit.com

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