Toyota is the home of the world’s largest car manufacturer, and unsurprisingly one of the most advanced and innovative cities on the planet. As you’d expect from the city that gave us the Prius and the Camry, the streets of Toyota are a hive of clean, green, cutting-edge technology. But this is also a city with a rich history, and the old and the new sit side by side in perfect harmony. From the towering neon skyscrapers of the new city center to the traditional temples and shrines of the old, Toyota is a city that has something for everyone. Throw in a lively nightlife, some of the best food in Japan, and some of the most welcoming people on the planet, and you’ve got a city that’s well worth a visit.
Average temperatures during the day in Toyota.
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