When I walked around along the Kanda river on last Sunday,
I saw a big forest by the river. The fact gave me a little surprise.
It's because I imaged there are only buildings and roads.
(I grew up in a local area in Japan, so I don't know a detail
of the geometrical future in the central Tokyo district).
The central Tokyo has two parts; the mountains side and
the flat sea-level side.
Each side has a individual history from the EDO era to now.
This forest is located in the mountain side. I recognize
Tokyo still remains green in shrines, temples and parks.
(attention: "the central Tokyo" is defined as inside annular JR line,
Yamanote line by me)
↓ google map
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