[ IP ] Write about something relating to this futuristic cityscape ( x-post from /r/woahdude )

They had just gone upwards and planted the trees along the way. Some of the shorter buildings still had smaller trees on top, their roots wrapping around and into the buildings. It made the air much cleaner than places like Los Angeles or New York where the air and greenery had been such a low priority. There they had to wear smog masks and carry oxygen tanks or scrubbers with them. No, Tokyo had become the land of greenery to all who seek such things. Entire buildings were sometimes overtaken by the plants and trees that would grow from lower levels or grow downwards. 
 
 It was also good reasoning for the riverways. While being simply beautiful, they ran with fish and all manner of sea life which fed all the plants when filtered to them. They were a joy to ride, just as much as the unnerving trams and gondolas that hung in the air by simple wires and lightweight materials. Of course there were still small, ground-based trains that would take people where they wished as well. It was also the reason for why all the entertainment was based around water and flowers. There were quite a few ponds that let one simply float along on small, man-made rivers or one could simply walk through the overtaken buildings like parks. 
 
 They had worked hard to mostly eliminate automobiles from usage but after that didn ’ t work very well ( some had complained that they needed to transport their work with them ), they were simply made to be more efficient. Everything was efficient and attempted to do as little damage as possible to the environment. It made for a beautiful city. 
 
 It almost meant that they had literally become the city that never sleeps. Sunrise or sunset, Tokyo bustled and hustled and worked hard. And it stayed beautiful and efficient. 
 
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 just basing my guess off the hiragana and katakana on the billboards and signs
