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A Day in Washington D.C.

Being in Washington D.C. in 2018 you feel the turmoil on the streets. There are lively discussions between strangers about the country and it’s future. Very often between tourists from within America, many of them from conservative states, and mostly liberal and black locals. It’s a political town and one that tries to encapsulate the rich American history within walking distance. It feels like an open air museum sometimes, but there are different parts of the city of course. Like the American society itself DC is hard to grapple and can mean different things to different people. The city is interesting for sure and worth a visit.

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Tokyo

Tokyo is one of the largest cities on earth. It is a megacity in every sense of the word, where you can get easily lost in the masses of people, where motorways pile level upon level and the skyscrapers seem to touch the sky. A marveling sculpture of steel, concrete and glass. Also the place where you get amazing sushi, buy robots and visit cat cafes. Last but not least Tokyo is the home of fourteen million humans. Faces you merely pass by, which tell stories of lives in this strange but enchanting megacity.

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Streets of Japan

Walking the streets of urban Japan some things strike you immediately. First and foremost it is busy! People everywhere, many in a hurry while walking to the office or buying some quick lunch. There is a constant flow of people and traffic and not just on the main roads. Despite this there is no mess and there are hardly any jams. Of course Japan is known to be very organised, but still it is surprising to see it by yourself. So for example at the metro stations or at the bus stops people are lining up calmly well before the train or bus arrives. Also the streets are incredibly clean, you hardly see any garbage. And this again despite the masses of people and maybe even more surprisingly without there being any public bins.

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Bicycles of Japan

Sure in terms of bicycles there are far more crazy places in the world like Amsterdam for example, or Kopenhagen or some other places in Asia. But sill Japanese people seem to love their bikes, you see businessmen, older people and teenagers alike riding the streets with style and grace (although being tired sometimes). A collage.

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