ninjas are one of the coolest things ever and the japs invented them. and keiji haino too.

berlin beats them both.

Pressure has been building under Tokyo since 1923 (the great Kanto quake, when 200,000 people were killed). Since then Tokyo has been quite eerily quiet. And the population of the city has risen from 3million in 1923 to almost 30million today. The next time an earthquake of the same magnitude hits the city it is estimated MILLIONS of people could die. The potential economic cost has been guessed as high as $7 TRILLION.

I love Tokyo. But it is a city waiting to die. (Those are not actually my words, by the way. It was something said a few years ago by a natural disasters expert in a documentary about Japan. I always remembered it because it was so sad and such a sinister thing to say about such an alive place.)

that's neat.

have you been to tokyo jon b?

My sentiments exactly.

Yes.

yeah, but that's kind of like the story of tokyo, it gets destroyed by an earthquake, or fire, or bombs or godzilla and then rebuilds & regenerates itself stronger than ever before.

The Bronx (Bronx County, pop. 1,357,589[1]) is known as the birthplace of hip hop culture[10], as well as the home of the New York Yankees and the largest cooperatively owned housing complex in the United States, Co-op City. Excluding its minor islands, the Bronx is the only borough of the city that is on the mainland of the United States.

hell yea.

SPANKANKEROUS, you haven't answered my question about if you have any plans you plan to hatch in new york! Well do you?

London still beats most cities by a mile.I wont explain why,just walk around it.

live(d) in both cities. love both cities.

new york - bars open later, cheaper, sonic youth

london - better subway system, but way more expensive. but you can get banoffee dessert here, that does count for something.

i'll still stick with ny.

I've never been to either one but I want to visit them both...Berlin and Tokyo too...

I've never been to any of these places, but since I am moving to New York next year I am going to say New York.