Tokyo
Tokyo, capital of Japan, and one of the largest cities in the world.
Tokyo is identified as the political, economic and cultural center of Japan and, based on the
administrative subdivision of the territory, it is divided into 23 districts that include 26 cities, 5
citadels and 8 villages.
. The center of Tokyo, with its 23 neighborhoods, occupies a third of the metropolis, with a
population close to 13.23 million inhabitants; This area is what is known internationally as the city
of Tokyo. More than 40 million inhabitants live in its metropolitan area.
In 2015 it was voted the safest city in the world by The Economist newspaper
Food
Sushi
While sushi can be found in almost every corner of the globe today, it’s the range of seafood and
sheer quality that puts sushi in Japan head and shoulders above the pack. Put simply: There is
sushi in the rest of the world — and then there is sushi in Japan.
Ramen
There are different regional styles of ramen as well as countless sub-variations within those, but
the most popular and widely known ramen type is tonkotsu ramen.
It is a Japanese noodle dish. Although each region of Japan has its own recipe for ramen, the basic
preparation consists of different types of Japanese noodles served in a broth prepared exclusively
based on pork or chicken bone and different vegetables, their flavors varied between miso paste,
soy sauce
Yakitori
the yakitori: Skewered chicken meat typically brushed with a sweet soy and mirin glaze,
barbecued over charcoal. Appreciation of offal is also a part of Japanese food culture. So while
chicken meat is a yakitori staple, you'll find chicken hearts, liver, skin, gizzards and even soft
cartilage also making appearances on proper yakitori restaurant menus.