Not being overly busy and blessed with sublime weather, I got to take a walk around the office neighborhood in the central Tokyo district of Marunouchi, and it was simply spectacular.
The skyscrapers were breathtaking and I loved the way they basked in the spring sunshine.
Lots of pocket gardens were also little delights amid the concrete jungle, including one patch of Aussie plants.
And the remarkable kubizuka (grave) of Taira no Masakado also provided a tremendous history lesson of the world’s biggest city, having started as the small fishing village of Edo.
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