Cool, but that's not the argumentation you started off with. This other argument I do agree with, and more importantly, it fails to qualify as one even accordi

Cool, but that's not the argumentation you started off with. This other argument I do agree with, and more importantly, it fails to qualify as one even according to Japanese administrative definitions (would need to have 50K+ residents). Which I think is the actually important bit, if we want to establish the labeling as misleading. Apartment blocks are typically in the hundred to a few hundred resident range around the world, only really high density developments will crack the thousand residents bar. So to liken it to one is a bit disingenuous in its own right, just the other way around.