The Last Children of Tokyo

Author: Yōko Tawada

Book Locations
  • Ueno Park

    In "The Last Children of Tokyo," Ueno Park symbolizes the remnants of nature in a dystopian Tokyo, reflecting the themes of decay and resilience.

  • Sumida River

    The Sumida River serves as a poignant backdrop, representing the flow of time and the changes in Tokyo's landscape.

  • Shibuya Crossing

    Shibuya Crossing is depicted as a place of fleeting connections and the overwhelming pace of modern life.

  • Odaiba

    Odaiba is featured in the novel as a symbol of Tokyo's futuristic aspirations and the consequences of technological advancements.

  • Tokyo Station

    Tokyo Station is a central location in "The Last Children of Tokyo," representing both the hub of the city and the disconnection from the past.

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