I've always loved this sort of thing and it's a great way to illustrate the size of a city.

When you travel into Tokyo from Narita, on the Narita Express, you start to get a taste for it and if it's the first time you've been to Tokyo then your enthusiasm levels should have well and truly risen by now.

I used to get this sort of excitement when i'd first arrive into Sydney, then after a few trips to New York and Japan it takes a bit more to get me going now. It's amazing how initial impression of something subsides and becomes the norm over a period of time.

I've had this with "humid weather" when i first moved to Brisbane and "big cities" after having lived here for the last few years.

It's amazing how small Melbourne feels when i get back there now …. let alone Adelaide. Here's a few samples from a great selection by Ken Ohyama

You can check out a whole lot more of Ken's photos appropriately titled Interchange from flickr. There's about 80 all up so well worth checking out.

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