I recently went to an area called Shinjuku. This is really considered the busiest area of Tokyo and it delivered. I was in the area to the East of the main train station, which is packed with stores, restaurants, boutiques, neon flashing lights, huge video screens and a lot of people.
Albany International Airport (ALB) to Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT)
ALB TO NRT
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2 comments:
Great videos, Ben, I enjoy the "slice of life" look at downtown Tokyo. Where is the vehicular traffic? Did you just have the green light to cross the street, or was it a pedestrian only intersection?
Crazy and cool to see, and much moreso to experience I'm sure.
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