It’s a cliché but it’s true: Tokyo changes after dark. A “scrap and build” approach to housing and commercial property since the end of the second world war has left the relatively young Japanese capital feeling disjointed. There’s no uniformity to the architecture. At least, not until the sun sets and the lights come on. Suddenly, bathed in neon, you find yourself sharing the city with Akira and Ichi the Killer.
这句话虽然老生常谈,但确实如此:东京在夜幕降临后会变得截然不同。自二战结束以来,东京在住宅和商业地产上采取了“拆了重建”的方式,使得这座相对年轻的日本首都显得有些支离破碎。这里的建筑风格毫无统一可言。至少,在太阳落山、灯光亮起之前是这样。等到霓虹灯亮起,你会发现自己仿佛与阿基拉和《杀手阿一》中的角色一同穿梭在这座城市中。
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