What is it like to retire in Tokyo?
We asked retirees what it is like retiring in Tokyo. They said...
"Retiring in Tokyo can be a great experience. With its vibrant culture and history, you'll find plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy. There are numerous gorgeous parks and gardens throughout the city, providing a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The local food culture is excellent, and there is a multitude of different culinary experiences available. Public transportation is excellent within the city, making getting around stress-free. Additionally, there are plenty of senior discounts available at local attractions and shops. Security is also quite solid in Tokyo, giving retirees a sense of safety and peace of mind. Healthcare and other services are also readily available, providing excellent access to the necessary amenities. Overall, there’s no shortage of things to do and explore when retiring in Tokyo," remarked another expat in Tokyo, Japan.
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What is it like to retire in Tokyo?
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