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For context, Tokyo's population density is 6158/km^2

• _dain_ 4y ago
  The relevant comparison to the city of Tokyo is London (5,598/km^2) and New York City (11,300/km^2).
• throwaway2037 4y ago
  This probably includes suburban and rural areas. If you look on Google maps sky view, you will see the western half of Tokyo-to province is mostly rural (forest, mountains, and farms). The central part is made up of 23 "ku's" (cities). According to Wiki, the density is about 16,000/km.