Post by wanderingmagus on Jan 20, 2015 4:53:19 GMT
Megatokyo residential districts are generally situated towards the outer parts of the city, surrounding the commercial and political districts in a loose ring-like formation.
The highest-populated district is Setagaya, filled with local primary, secondary and tertiary schools, and also well-known for its many pubs directed specifically towards university students.
Koutou is known for its many sporting facilities, parks, and shrines. It's also home to the Megatokyo Open Tennis Championships.
Meguro is known for its parks, museums, and notably a large number of churches and cathedrals.
Sumida is the home of Sumo wrestling, and also contains Megatokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in all of Megatokyo.
The highest-populated district is Setagaya, filled with local primary, secondary and tertiary schools, and also well-known for its many pubs directed specifically towards university students.
Koutou is known for its many sporting facilities, parks, and shrines. It's also home to the Megatokyo Open Tennis Championships.
Meguro is known for its parks, museums, and notably a large number of churches and cathedrals.
Sumida is the home of Sumo wrestling, and also contains Megatokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in all of Megatokyo.
