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JAPAN + GIRLFRIEND + PIC *UPDATE: New pics*

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That's why people call Tokyo the city of the future, it really is. You have hi-tech there but outside of Tokyo you have very peaceful, serene nature scenes. You have the old with the temples and such mixed in with the new hi-tech cities.
 
Originally posted by: cerebusPu
isnt $4500 a month kinda expensive? ehh....

thats like a junior engineer's salary.
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How much are apartments on fifth avenue in NYC? Or a lot of hi-rise apartments in NYC, very similar to Tokyo.
 
I checked about the apartment price and it's actually closer to $4000 a month than $4500 a month. The place they just moved out of was $4500 a month though, I guess I got the numbers mixed up
 
Originally posted by: jst0ney
Man I need to go there.
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it's great there but I'd highly reccommend getting someone to show you around or have a highly detailed plan for the visit
 
Originally posted by: PanzerIV
Wow. Those pics are awe inspiring. Tokyo definitely looks like a futuristic city.
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It is futuristic! The vending machines hand you your food instead of dropping them to the bottom!
 
Originally posted by: MAME
You can actually see my gf's apartment in the picture: Woo

That is an office building you realize?

That would be about the right view....they don't have apartments that high in Japan, however, some people consider living permanently in hotels an apartment.
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Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: MAME
You can actually see my gf's apartment in the picture: Woo
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That is an office building you realize?

That would be about the right view....they don't have apartments that high in Japan, however, some people consider living permanently in hotels an apartment.
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it's an apartment building, rent starts at $4,000 a month
 
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Forest Tower (residential building)

The 42-story residential building, with a total floor area of 62,290.46 square meters, provides 354 one- to three-bedroom luxury apartments to meet the needs of individuals and families. Architect Cesar Pelli's sensitive use of natural materials for apartment interiors, and planters on the roof and balconies are just two of the many features of this tranquil environment surrounded by greenery in the heart of the city. "Soft" features include a full range of medical services, provided in cooperation with Jikei Medical School, and 24-hour bilingual front desk services. With "hospitality" as our motto, we provide residents a friendly and comfortable living environment.
 
Originally posted by: MAME
OWNED!@!@!@!@

Forest Tower (residential building)

The 42-story residential building, with a total floor area of 62,290.46 square meters, provides 354 one- to three-bedroom luxury apartments to meet the needs of individuals and families. Architect Cesar Pelli's sensitive use of natural materials for apartment interiors, and planters on the roof and balconies are just two of the many features of this tranquil environment surrounded by greenery in the heart of the city. "Soft" features include a full range of medical services, provided in cooperation with Jikei Medical School, and 24-hour bilingual front desk services. With "hospitality" as our motto, we provide residents a friendly and comfortable living environment.
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Should have stated that from the get go....just sharing pics here as we are planning our trip in june, she simply said they don't have apartments that high in Tokyo.

4K a month for about 2k sq/ft on average is that bad considering buying a 400 sq ft condo is about 1000 - 2000 dollars a sq/ft in tokyo.

Have to check it out it looks very different than the building in your picture.
 
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: MAME
OWNED!@!@!@!@

Forest Tower (residential building)

The 42-story residential building, with a total floor area of 62,290.46 square meters, provides 354 one- to three-bedroom luxury apartments to meet the needs of individuals and families. Architect Cesar Pelli's sensitive use of natural materials for apartment interiors, and planters on the roof and balconies are just two of the many features of this tranquil environment surrounded by greenery in the heart of the city. "Soft" features include a full range of medical services, provided in cooperation with Jikei Medical School, and 24-hour bilingual front desk services. With "hospitality" as our motto, we provide residents a friendly and comfortable living environment.
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Should have stated that from the get go....just sharing pics here as we are planning our trip in june, she simply said they don't have apartments that high in Tokyo.

4K a month for about 2k sq/ft on average is that bad considering buying a 400 sq ft condo is about 1000 - 2000 dollars a sq/ft in tokyo.

Have to check it out it looks very different than the building in your picture.
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look at my picture and the link. You can see both the circular apt building and the square top one next to it in both pictures
 
Originally posted by: MAME

look at my picture and the link. You can see both the circular apt building and the square top one next to it in both pictures
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I see it now...was seeing it as one building. I know you have been to japan.
 
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