SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, LAND USE, AND TRAVEL PATTERNS IN TOKYO METROPOLITAN AREA
Shigeru MORICHI
Abstract
Shigeru MORICHI
Abstract
The urban structure of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area (TMA), for practical proposes, can be characterized as monocentric. Hence, the population and economic growth in the metropolitan area generate a corresponding increase in trip volumes from suburb to central Tokyo. Given the sheer size of Tokyo's population, an efficient mass transit system is indispensible to ensure smooth movement of people.
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The urban structure of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area (TMA), for practical proposes, can be characterized as monocentric. Hence, the population and economic growth in the metropolitan area generate a corresponding increase in trip volumes from suburb to central Tokyo. Given the sheer size of Tokyo's population, an efficient mass transit system is indispensible to ensure smooth movement of people.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Geography, Socioeconomic status, Population, Central city, Regional science, Land use, Urban area