Japan is studded with big cities. Greater Tokyo, with its six million inhabitants, ranks in point of population third in the world. The amazing reconstruction work following the earthquake and fire of 1923 has given to Tokyo an entirely new appearance. It looks like any other great modern beehive in the world, with its numerous seven or eight storied buildings, and clean, broad, well-paved avenues radiating in all directions to the outskirts of the city.
Osaka, the industrial metropolis of Japan, is one of the world's greatest cotton markets. Kyoto, the former Imperial capital and the The Korakuen—a typical Jananese garden. deeper understanding of things Japanese, will find the services of a guide invaluable. Licensed guides may be hired through hotels or tourist agencies.
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