Enormous masses of people has turned Tokyo's public outdoor space into extremely noisy and cluttered up madhouse - all the façades in squares are turned into huge electronic advertisement displays, cars and road signs beep and gives out some robot-pronounced warnings, megaphoned voices of sellers scream about discounts, and everything twinkles and glitters in neon lights. Each of 23 municipal centers has its main street junction, the size of Central Station square in Riga, cram-full of people as during fireworks display of the state anniversary celebrations. To receive a total architectural shock, just have a look at skyscrapers, squeezed onto tiny building plots, with façades covered by demented amount of details, resembling a flock of skinny teens in search of their own identity. Add to this picture all possible types of transportation, pushing forward simultaneously on four levels and a severe feeling of nausea is almost guaranteed.