The largest city in the world

City 

The city is a site with a large population and covers more of the area covered by villages and small towns. A city is also called a group of societies that have traditional, legal or cultural advantages that make it different from other regions and places. Each city has its own authority and depends on the nature of the laws in force in the country in which it is located. The laws in countries grant cities administrative powers to control their sites and facilities, such as local municipalities.

World's largest city Tokyo is the world's largest city with a population of about 37,832,892, according to the latest World Atlas update. Tokyo City Information:

Tokyo Location

The city of Tokyo is located on the eastern side of Japan and is its official capital. It is bordered on the north-east by the River Ido and on the south by the Tama River. Tokyo has 23 inhabited areas and a Japanese state of about 13,500 km². Its climate is moderate most days of the year. The average temperature in July is 24 ° C. In January, Up to 4 ° C.

History of Tokyo

Historical studies indicate that the geographical location of the city of Tokyo has been inhabited since prehistoric times, but the first indication of the presence of the population dates back to the twelfth century AD in a village called Edo and the entrance gate, which saw a remarkable growth during the eighteenth and seventeenth centuries And over time it became the largest city in the world and specifically in the late 18th century.

Edo's name became Tokyo in 1868, and the Japanese Imperial Court moved on. But Tokyo's population was less affected by a range of unrest in its political environment, but it was able to grow and grow again. Over time, Tokyo was exposed to many fires and earthquakes that destroyed most of its features. The great losses that affected its society date back to World War II, when many air raids were carried out on its territory and many of its sites were turned into ruins.

Japan surrendered in World War II and the US Army occupied Tokyo City. The US presence remained there until 1952, and since that year Tokyo has witnessed rapid and new developments, and reached its limits with the city being able to organize the Olympic Games for the summer session in 1964. The development and growth of the city of Tokyo continues, enhancing its position as one of the world's most important cities.

Tokyo residents 

The population of Tokyo is characterized as belonging to one race of people, compared to some other cities with large ethnic variations. However, a group of ethnic non-Japanese ethnic groups living in the city, together with Tokyo's population minorities, are mainly Chinese and Koreans; They are not classified as Japanese despite their lives in Tokyo for many centuries.

The city of Tokyo has attracted many of the people who moved to it, who lived outside its borders, especially those who came from rural areas, and most of these people were keen to move to Tokyo to benefit from the economic environment, which is quite different from the social and economic life in The countryside where they used to live, and the young are the largest segment of those people.

 

Economy of Tokyo

Tokyo is a major industrial center in the Japanese state. The city is interested in light industry, such as manufacturing electronic equipment and appliances, printing books and books. Tokyo is also the main financial and management center in Japan. There are several main headquarters of production facilities, (6) The development of the economy within Tokyo is influenced by the Japanese economic boom of the 1980s; Japan was an international center that competed with both the United States and the European countries. The development of the economic environment led to increased speculation in real estate speculation, which led to an increase in land prices during that period of time. In the 1990s, the Japanese economy witnessed remarkable stability; That the prices of buildings within the city of Tokyo remained the highest in the Japanese state.

 

Tourism in Tokyo

Tourism in Tokyo is easy and safe and does not require much cost. The city's commute depends on the use of trains and metro, and English is used in many places, making it easy for tourists to move around Tokyo.