#000|Japan's capital, and fave|stomping ground of a certain|infamous rubber monster.|
#001|Site of a fabulous winter|festival where huge carvings|are sculpted from ice.|
#002|A mystical city steeped in|the ways of the past. Trad-|itional architecture abounds.|
#003|An enclave for expatriate|Aussies.||
#004|Industrial centre of Japan,|and second favourite city |for rampaging giant monsters|
#005|A popular tourist spot for |fans of the cult 60's tv show|"The Samurai".|
#006|Try not to notice that most |of the inhabitants are missing|digits from their fingers...|
#007|An ancient city, cleverly|constructed entirely out of |folded squares of paper.|
#008|Home of the Bunraku|puppet theatre and location|for the movie Black Rain.|
#009|Sometimes referred to as|Neo-Tokyo, this city is run|by bike gangs.|
#010|This futuristic city rivals|Miyazaki in popularity with|anime otaku.|
#011|Noted for it's exceptionally|potent melons.||
#012|The inhabitants of this city |are notorious for their habbit|of leaping backwards.|
#013|Special Effects capital for |the Japanese film industry.|A model maker's paradise.|
#014|Constantly bombarded with |Akira waves, this city is in |constant turmoil.|
#015|Potential tourist industry |was lost when the US air  |force passed it over...|
#016|Named after a soap-opera |star, any action may result |in melodramatic consequences|
#017|Noted for it's tacky tin toys|which are now incredibly|valuable.|
#018|Where traditional musicians|and bubble-gum pop stars |vie for popularity with fans|
#019|Home of Otaku (fans of|Japanese pop/shlock culture)|& a really crazy place.|
#020|The entire island is a shrine |to the brave Captain of the|Space Cruiser Yamato.|
#021|The ancient home of rubber|monsters which periodically|wreak havok on the mainland|
#022|Named by anime fans after|their hero, this charming city|reflects Europe of the '20s.|
#023|Intrigue and mystery can be|found on the streets of this |European style city.|
