By: Klara E

Jashi
Klara K.

Aleks

City 2:TOKYO
• Mayor: Jashi
• Information coordinator: Aleks
• Problem identifier: Klara E.
• Solution identifier: Klara K.
 SCENARIO OF CITY 2:

• This is a city that has existed for a very

long time. In the past it grew rapidly due
to industrialization and today it is mostly
a wealthy city. All houses have supplies of
electricity and water and residents use
large amounts of these things to maintain
their affluent lifestyles. Overtime the city
has expanded and therefore there is a
shortage of space . We think that Tokyo is
a great example for this.
• Is the city developed or not?
• Problems
• Solutions
• Use of examples and facts
 PA NO R A M IC V I EW
TO K YO
PROBLEM 1:

POLLUTIO
SOLUTION 1:

USING
BICYCLES
SOLUTION 2:
USING ELECTRIC CARS/
BANNING PETROL-DIESEL
CARS
SOLUTION 3:

RECYCLING
electric
cars electric
vehicles
PROBLEM 2:

HIGH-PRICES
HIGH PRICES IN
SOLUTION:

INCREASING
WAGES
PROBLEM 3:

NOT A LOT
OF GREEN
SPACE
SOLUTION :

PLANTING
TREES
PROBLEM 4:
SHORTAGE
OF SPACE
SOLUTION:

POURING
SAND AND PUTTING WOODEN PILES

VENICE, ITALY
PROBLEM 5:
TRAFFIC
SOLUTION:
USING BICYCLES AND URBAN TRANSPORT
 FACTS ABOUT
TOKYO:
• Tokyo is home to some of the most
expensive restaurants in the world

• An average of 3.70 million passengers pass

through the station each day.

• Tokyo’s Ritz Carlton hotel has one of the

most expensive rooms in the world. This
suite costs $20000 per night.
 • City 2 is a developed city.
PROBLEMS: SOLUTIONS:
1. Shortage 1. Pouring sand, new
of space builds flats to
2. Pollution save space.
3. Loss of 2. Using electric
green cars, urban
space transport &
4. High prices bicycles; ban
5. Over petrol- diesel cars
populatio 3. Planting trees
n 4. Increase wages
 OVER
POPULATION
Solution 1

Move large corporations out of

Tokyo.
Japan has 3,500 listed companies. Half
of these have headquarters in Tokyo.
This means that for work people live in
the capital. Rural areas are depopulated .
Solution 2
Living underground.
Real life example: In the Chinese region of Shanxi province,
inhabitants live in caves.
Solution 3
•Control population size.

•Japan could implement a one-child

policy like China did. Or they could
encourage a reduction in birth rates
by making taxes favour families with
no, or less children. Extra taxes for
more than one child. Benefits for
couples who adopt.
Loss of green
space
Solution 1
Regulations
Tokyo can implement regulations in the future to preserve green space. They can
create administrative boundaries to preserve the greenspace areas and stop
building on those areas.