GDP: $1,520 billion, area: 2,187.6 square kilometers, population: 13,185,502
Tokyo has come far from its humble origin as the fishing village of Edo. In 1590 it became the capital of the capital of the ruling dynasty.It later grew in area and population to become the identified capital of Japan, although the emperor took up residence in Kyoto.The city suffered a devastating earthquake in 1923 and extensive US bombing in World War II.After the war it was steadily rebuilt, finally taking center stage in 1964 when it hosted the Summer Olympics. Its attractions include Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo Tower, the Tokyo Imperial Palace and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Its biggest industries are in electronics, telecommunications and publishing…http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/world/the-top-10-richest-cities-in-the-world/
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LA and Chicago ? Rich ? Then why can’t they control their crime and gang and drug problems ? The people their face unacceptable domestic terrorism every day and I cannot imagine any corporation or even sports team wanting to stay there. Does economical wealth and activity define rich ? Miami, Florida is very glitzy and glamorous in places yet there are segments of poverty, poorly maintained neighborhoods and crack houses.
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But now? Too rich – too poor – and this is the Crux – no justice in income, social life – politicians often Forget that they are elected to serve – I am loosing hope …
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Tokyo’s other big industry is getting cancer from radiation spewing from Fukishima .
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