Is there a traffic jam in Tokyo, Japan?

There are few traffic jams in Japan, and most Japanese residents live in single-family villas. Residents live in scattered areas, and transportation planning is better than that in China. The road network is dense and there are many lanes. At the same time, cbd such as business center is relatively dispersed, and people will not flow in one direction at the same time. There are many reasons for traffic jams in China, and residential areas in China are generally built along urban main roads or branch lines. There are hundreds of cars in the same community (many high-rise residential areas have been built on a piece of land in China's first tier cities, and the population density in China may be several times higher than that in big cities such as Tokyo. Although textbooks teach us that the population density in Japan is higher than that in China, people who have actually been to Japan know that the population density is actually lower than that in China because most Japanese live in single-family villas rather than high-rise houses. Suppose the cars in the same community are driving in one direction during rush hours, such as the city center, which is easy to get stuck in traffic jams and the main roads in the city are not enough. At present, urban planning and design in China often focus on one direction, such as cbd in office area, which leads office workers to open one direction when they go to work and one direction after work, thus causing road congestion. In developed countries such as Japan, Europe and America, business centers are very scattered. Large enterprises will not be concentrated in one area, such as large supermarkets, shopping centers, commercial office buildings, amusement cities and parks. Many of them are in the suburbs, and they have to drive by themselves (because most developed countries have cars, it is convenient to go anywhere, and many parking spaces have been built). Therefore, vehicles in Japan, Europe and the United States travel in all directions during rush hours, and it is not easy to get stuck in traffic jams. At the same time, people in developed countries don't like living in high-rise buildings (birdcage houses) in cities, and there are also reasons why developed countries in Japan and Europe and America don't like living in cities, because there is no difference in urban and rural economic development in developed countries, regardless of urban and rural hukou, and the population flows freely. Because the environment in the suburbs is better, many institutions such as education, medical care and shopping are scattered in the suburbs, but the suburbs may be more convenient. Now xiong'an new area focuses on relieving Beijing's non-capital function, and seems to have learned these experiences from the West. But for people who don't have a car, it's hard to make a difference. The number of cars per thousand people is 797 in the United States, 7 12 in New Zealand, 59 1 car in Japan, 572 in Germany, 5 19 in Britain, 376 in South Korea, 20 1 car in Thailand and 0/40 in China. At the same time, China is currently revitalizing the countryside. In the future, the living environment and traffic in rural areas may be more comfortable than high-rise residential buildings in cities, because rural people can design and build their own houses to enhance the aesthetics of China people. If the living environment in rural areas is stable in the future, more excellent schools, medical institutions and shopping centers will be set up in the suburbs, which will bring more job opportunities to the suburbs (due to the high urban rent, many enterprises may move out of the city center, such as Huawei moving to Dongguan, but the research and development is in Bantian, Shenzhen). European and American supermarkets prefer to buy land and build shopping malls in the suburbs. Land price is low and rent is cheap, so goods are cheaper than cities. Perhaps rural people will no longer yearn for the crowded and narrow high-rise residential areas in cities. The above viewpoints are summarized based on the development process of developed countries. Because China's land policy is contrary to that of Europe and America, many market economies are not completely market economies. Whether they can develop into an environment that can make people happy and live in peace is unknown, which is also the reason why many people emigrate overseas. The above is just a personal opinion, for reference only. I wish the country can get better and better.