What city can be considered the best first world city? I'm

>>74700844
Tokyo

>>74700887
Is it comfortable to live there? Everything works flawlessly?

File: maxresdefault (2).jpg (240KB, 1920x1080px) Image search: [Google]

240KB, 1920x1080px

>>74700961
comfy af at night it seems

>>74700961
Almost as good as in your best city

>>74700844
Boston?

File: ZP0qnW3.png (127KB, 446x310px) Image search: [Google]

127KB, 446x310px

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/feb/23/vienna-named-worlds-top-city-for-quality-of-life

>>74701142
That's a meme list

>>74701142
I've been to Vienna and I think it's the nicest capital of Europe.

But let's be real. Smaller cities are regularly nicer than the capital.

>>74700887
>>74701021
I had to work in Tokyo for a few months. Don't think just cause you've watched Lost in Translation and some anime that it's paradise on earth. It's a crowded dirty mess in most areas. Also tourists everywhere.

>>74700844
If Toronto could get a proper subway system it would be pretty much at the top.

>>74704487
To be ale to have a proper subway system, you need a lot of construction workers which won't leave the city once the subway is ready. Subways are nigger magnets.

>>74700844
Ghent, Belgium.

File: coimbra-city.jpg (202KB, 1500x834px) Image search: [Google]

202KB, 1500x834px

>>74700844
Coimbra, Portugal.

File: Screenshot from 2017-05-11 14-17-57.png (520KB, 549x798px) Image search: [Google]

520KB, 549x798px

>>74704487
t. abdul jamal chang y espinoza

>>74710992
Porto es meor

Prague

t. went there a few weeks ago

>>74713972
Eh, it's too big to be fully comfy.

But it is nice.