☆TOKYO☆ (JAPAN)

Salaryman and Office Lady:

The main driving force of business districts (e.g. Marunouchi or Shinagawa).

Dressed in strict dark suits.

They work late and often spend evenings with colleagues in izakayas (bars).

Youth and fashionistas (Harajuku, Shibuya):

Teenagers and young people setting street fashion trends.

They experiment with style and express themselves vividly.

Students:

Concentrated around major universities (such as in the Shinjuku or Bunkyo areas).

They live in small rooms called "madori" and work part-time (baito).

The indigenous people of "Sitamachi" (Lower Town):

Elderly and mature residents of old quarters (Asakusa, Ueno).

They maintain a traditional way of life and are more emotional and straightforward than residents of the business center.

They've been here for generations, back when the city was still called Edo. They maintain traditional manners, value neighborhood festivals (matsuri), and have a distinctly different mentality from the young people who have arrived.

Bohemians and Informals: Residents of creative suburbs (e.g., Shimokitazawa or Koenji). These are artists, musicians, and vintage enthusiasts.

Otaku: Fans of anime, manga, and video games. Most often, they live in Tokyo.

Upper class: Live in elite areas like Minato or Roppongi. These are top executives, business owners, and high-level expats.

Tokyo Kids

teenagers who live separately from their parents but spend some time on the street and sometimes steal something

In short, they usually wear cute pink clothes.