Movies shot in Tokyo

Tokyo is my favorite city.

The food is excellent and there are excellent, small and cozy restaurants, both cheap and otherwise. The street food market is superb.

The people are very friendly. The metro is top of the line. The streets are big and full of life. The high rising buildings are decorated with huge, digital and neon advertisements.

The fashion market is second to none: you can find all brands of the world. The Japanese jeans and whiskeys are the best in the world. The market for electronics and smart gadgets is also top of the line.

That is why Tokyo, the country of sushi, karaoke, Godzilla and anime, is the protagonist in many movies.

Among the movies that have been shot there I will mention two recent ones:

• the epic adventure Godgilla minus One, starring Minami Hamabe, Ryunosuke Kamiki and Munetaka Aoki and directed by Takashi Yamazaki.

and

• the non-stop action movie Bullet train, starring Brad Pitt, Joey King, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (the next James? who knows), directed by David Leitch.

Both are excellent movies that deserve a prominent place in a home cinema library.