| When ever we visit Tokyo it has the power of make you us go "Wow"!
The sense that nothing here is permanent has produced a city that renews itself at an unimaginable speed. From the futuristic new cityscapes of Odaiba or Roppongi Hills to the bustling shopping and entertainment centres of Shibuya and Shinjuku, all are fully functioning self-contained areas where the first-time visitor runs the risk of neck-ache from craning up to see the neon signs, or the summit of a skyscraper.
A way from the trophy architecture, bright lights and bustling streets, Tokyo offers smaller scale attractions, too. Ueno Park is home to the world's highest concentrations of top-class museums, and dotted throughout the city are scores of smaller independent ones. Galleries, too, are thriving, with new spaces opening regularly.
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