Lessons from the Streets of Tokyo
An urbanist abroad discovers that Tokyo faces many of the same challenges as U.S. cities — off-street parking, pedestrian safety, utilizing space, etc. — but is addressing them in very different ways.
Lessons from the Streets of Tokyo | Strong Towns --> Skip to Main Content Latest Local Groups Tools for Action Events About Become a Member Become a Member Back to Feed Back to Feed October 1, 2019 Lessons from the Streets of Tokyo An urbanist abroad discovers that Tokyo faces many of the same challenges as U.S. cities — off-street parking, pedestrian safety, utilizing space, etc. — but is addressing them in very different ways. Andrew Price You might want to read: The Dangerous Street Was Designed “Correctly” Sheinya Joseph Are We Growing Numb to Record-High Pedestrian Deaths? Angie Schmitt Y
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