> You don't know what you are talking about when it comes to Tokyo, mate. As I said elsewhere, I'm specifically only talking about the Tokyo Metro. I didn't in

> You don't know what you are talking about when it comes to Tokyo, mate. As I said elsewhere, I'm specifically only talking about the Tokyo Metro. I didn't include JR just like I wouldn't include the LIRR when talking about the NYC subway. > Tokyo metro lines mostly only cover, well... the metro area. Not the suburbs or places where a lot of people live. The same goes for the NYC subway. If I took the A train from one end to the other (uptown to queens), it's about 45km - only 5km more than going from Wakoshi to Shin-kiba, or riding the Yurakucho line end-to-end. > 10 HKD goes a lot farther in Hong Kong than the equivalent would in New York. I don't know how you're coming to this conclusion; Hong Kong is one of the most expensive cities in the world.