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Cell phones (mobile phones) are a big part of life in Tokyo. Without one, you run the risk of being lost, and or staying out of the loop of events that go on. And nowadays cell phones can do anything the imagination can think of. ( CLICK HERE FOR TEMPLATE. )

Instant messaging has become a large part of teen life on the internet. The main instant messenger that is used now is called GRONGO. Celebrities are known to host live events there as well as just chat with fans. Millions of teenagers/adults around Japan use GRONGO. And I think it's become a web sensation.

Mixi is one of Japan's many social networking sites. The focus of Mixi is "community entertainment", that is, meeting new people by way of common interests. As is typical of social networking sites, users can send and receive messages, write in a diary, read and comment on others' diaries, organize and join communities and invite their friends. Many fanclubs are started here for celebrities as well, much gossip surfaces.

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The way to think about yourself in 140 characters or less. You know the deal, let people know what it is you're either doing, thinking, etcetera all in 140 characters! Celebrities and wanna-be celebrities are known to frequent this site.
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The more exotic of the areas on Tokyo. You'll think of Seoul when you visit Okubo thanks to the large Korean population. Adult entertainment and love hotels are vast throughout the area, however expect a quieter environment. Despite the lights still be on at 3 in the morning, nobodies home. It is rumoured that the Triad have opened a production company. However, these are only rumours.

The transportation hub of Tokyo. Local residents, students and commuters alike make up the majority of the vast population. Well known international institutes, universities, and cafes line Takadanobaba's streets where you'll find many motorbikes and bicycles cluttering them as well.

Kabukicho is an entertainment and red-light district in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Kabukicho is the location of many hostess bars, host bars, love hotels, shops, restaurants, movie theaters, and nightclubs, and is often called the "Sleepless Town".

This is the main police department for Tokyo. Though there are plenty of smaller ones throughout many districts in Tokyo, this is one of the more notables ones. So count yourself lucky, and safe to be in Shinjuku late at night. Unless, you've been dragged here.

This district is built around the Harajuku Station, known for the shopping streets and for its youth style and fashion. Usually every sunday, you can expect a spectacle of the many diverse girls who've fallen victim to Harajuku's fashion.

Yoyogi is a peaceful district, with its parks and recreational areas that attract those who just want to spend a day away from metropolitan madness.

It is known as an upscale shopping area featuring several international brand outlets, upscale pastry shops, and many luxury boutiques. Those with the cash shop here, and many big names in the entertainment world have been spotted here. Many trendy bars have also been popping up around this region.

A train station located in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. With tons of passengers on an average, it is the fourth-busiest commuter rail station in Japan. Hachiko, a statute dedicated to the tear-jerking story of a very loyal dog is a popular meeting spot.

Think of New York city's time square when rolling through Sendagaya. With it's mix of old, new, and futuristic designs one has to wonder what exactly is behind all of the chrome and shine.

A business district and nightlife area near the government center, full of corporate headquarters and expensive hotels.

Roppongi is the place to be once the sun sets. Nightlife in Roppongi starts later then in other parts of Tokyo with many bars and clubs are opened till 4-5 am when the first trains run in the morning.

This district is a large artificial island in Tokyo, Japan, featuring many hypermodern and just plain strange buildings. The area is now a very popular shopping and entertainment destination. Odaiba also includes a giant statue dedicated to the anime, Gundam.

Sanhehui, literally - 'Society of Three', is rumoured to be a main hangout for the notorious Triad of Tokyo. Keeping close to the Odaiba region, this area is usually scene decorated by those with a status and a name. Without one, you'll either be forced away or disappear all together.

Known as Tokyo's Electric Town and Gamer's Mecca, Akihabara houses thousands of shops selling every technological gadget you can imagine.

Absolutely free of high-rise condos and state of the art shopping malls, by Tokyo standards Ueno is distinctly downmarket. Also known as Tokyo's best cherry blossom viewing spot.

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With so many religious establishments in the area, there are frequent festivals in Asakusa, as each temple or shrine hosts at least one event per year, if not per season.