Japanese company Sou Foujimoto Architects designed this unbelievable building on the request of their clients, a young couple with no children from Tokyo.

Those who search for some really expensive realty should have Tokyo as their starting point. The apartment dubbed “The House” that is located in the fanciest neighborhood of the capital of Japan has only one bedroom, but its price tag is the mind-boggling $21.8 million.

While it might not serve much of a purpose, this garage to first floor car elevator is pretty darn slick.

They sure love them some anime in Japan, as you will clearly see with these detailed cosplay photos.

Everything from pink sun blinds to heart-shaped padded stools in this dental clinic in Tokyo is filled with cuteness.

The Greater Tokyo Area, as compared to the UK.

The studio Fantastic Design Works Company is responsible for this Alice in Wonderland restaurant in Tokyo. They made it fun and unique by being creative with the scenery and the different elements of the story.

These are some beautiful images of Tokyo underground. Most cities have another world underground but none as so breathtaking as this. It looks like another dimension.

Meet Natsumi Hayashi from Tokyo who simply loves to levitate. She always brings her camera with her and creates these photos of her floating. It is not that easy to do as in order for her to look like floating and not like a jump, the facial expressions  should be controlled as well as hair or body flailing shouldn’t be noticeable. I can say, that she reached her goal.

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Tokyo underground system is a day-by-day insanity. Local residents and guests are often pressed against windows and other people. Pictures from the series “Tokyo Compression” by Michael Wolf perfectly document the real daily Tokyo subway atmosphere. I wouldn’t enjoy starting my day like this.

This is the Vampire Cafe in Tokyo and it’s kinda spooky. It features spiders, skulls, baroque music and it is a very dark place. But the food is good and it doesn’t have any blood on it. The best part is that the waitresses all wear dark little French maid outfits. And it’s not that expensive, dinner for two can cost as much as $100.

This apartment is a geometric wonder. The designer Sou Fujimoto created one of the most unusual apartment buildings in the world. It is located in Tokyo and is composed of 5 distinct units with independent rooms which are all linked by stairs.

This three-story building is located in Tokyo, Japan. It has its own name – 63.02º because its facade is inclined 63.02 degrees toward the front road. This allows passersby see a wide and deep view of the house that has a small building of a SOHO (2 and 3 floors) and an apartment for rent (1 floor). This project designed by Jo Nagasaka and Schemata Architecture Office is significant and unique.

Awesome pictures of post-apocalyptic Tokyo. Hopefully, just the creator's fantasy. 

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Tokyo is the city of lights. At least, it’s the way I see it when I look at the pictures of Tokyo at night. In this collection of photos, you’ll see the capital of the Land of the Rising Sun during the day, evening, morning and at night. No matter when, the city is just beautiful.

This is Kyoto University dormitory built almost a century ago, to be precise in 1913.Student squatters who live there pay an extremely low price: ¥2,500, about $27. Constructed at the southern edge of Kyoto University's Yoshida Campus, the dormitory was self-administered by the students who were in charge to select new applicants to live there.The building is maintained by students themselves, even though they did some little upgrades (like Ethernet cables in the corridors that lead to each room), but any of major building repairs have never been conducted and the building can't be considered safe, plus hygiene conditions are quite unsatisfactory. 
Well, you’ll see it all inside the post.