i really like chicago from 1920. or tokyo in 1990.

Sadly, i really have a hard time liking cities aesthetically. Maybe i need to travel more... I see a lot of problems with them and it drives me insane.

I have one too, but I won't say where it is

i've only been to one city and it's my least favorite city. i wish i could go to akihabara and just stay there forever though.

if you wont say yours op i wont participate in your thread

tokyo-3

>>146762
Cairo, but aesthetically, I think Victoria in Hong Kong might be my favourite city appearances-wise.

Minus some nice Japanese places I want to keep for myself, I'll say Utqiagvik, Alaska. Very unusual place, not like anywhere else on earth.

>>146784
Ah, Utqiagvik. Or for those who can't pronounce it, its former name of Barrow.
Never been up there, sadly, but it's on my bucket list of places I want to visit. I only really know it for it being the northernmost city in Alaska, and also because a friend who taught me how to pronounce the name correctly. He wasn't from there though, he was from Unalakleet.

That reminds me, I want to visit this place that's at the midway point between the road from Fairbanks to Anchorage. It's called Igloo City, and like the name suggests it's an igloo-shaped building that was intended to be a hotel before the project was abandoned. There's a ton of graffiti all over it from people who've stopped by. I'm thinking of doing the same if I ever go there. Maybe I'll even slap an EPIC WIN sticker on there and take a picture. Been meaning to use it up somehow. (´ー`)

>>146815
If you visit, be sure to spraypaint "HEYURI.NET" on it. Don't forget the .net, so we can get more people.

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