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No, they're not. They are places where cities go to die. Walk in Tokyo and try to find children there.
by cyberax 2mo ago
No, they're not. They are places where cities go to die.
Walk in Tokyo and try to find children there.
- trgn 2mo agothere's a new urbanist community, walkable, bikelanes, etc.. in my part of the midwest and it's teeming with children.
- BigTTYGothGF 2mo ago> Walk in Tokyo and try to find children there There might a few more things going on there than just density, perhaps operating on a national level.
- cyberax 2mo agoThere really, really are not. Tokyo is the prime example of the urban density runaway spiral. Japan has a declining population, yet Tokyo prices are skyrocketing. Some people now live in "microapartments" where you can cook while sitting on a toilet. Yet spacious houses are literally sold for nothing but transaction fees, just 2-3 hours away from Tokyo.