Future in Tokyo 1 Nowadays there is a range of cities which are combined historical aspects with contemporary one in order to interact with people and spaces. Whereas some cities have been enhancing the efficiencies in terms of capitalized society, others have been considering the comfortabilities for people's feelings carefully. This essay will be considered the integration of historical buildings and contemporary in terms of quality of life, which is consisted of senses, communication and dimensions. First of all, I am particularly interested in Carlsberg which is popular the Beer's name in Copenhagen because not only I love the beer but also the integration in this area is socially and physically has been creating the new space that included neighbouring districts and rest of Copenhagen without failing to adapt to changes in the people's lives and the needs of people living there. Having read Gehl's(2011) book, I noticed that it is essential for people to be given opportunities to be with the others in a relaxed and underwinding way. Namely, being among others, it is significantly important that we are able to see and hear others naturally, and also receiving impulses from others and implying positive experiences, alternatives being alone. This means that one is not necessarily with a specific person, but one is nevertheless, with others. Therefore, we can feel the interaction with others coincidentally. This concept can be applied to London, especially the Barbican area. When I walked around this area, I remarked that the area is designed carefully with the sense that we are able to communicate naturally with not specific others and implying positive experiences. Also, this concept is one of the most attractive keys in terms of our communication between people and buildings. They consist of a different era's materials such as bricks, stones and irons and tell us that the framework of the buildings are the human history to evolve and survive for several hundred years, even if the surface of the structure might be decay. We can notice where is time, who we are, breathing this atmosphere and seeing these architectures, interacting with other people and buildings. There is no purpose we have to, just there are living people and buildings. However, Compared with these two cities, why are there a few historical buildings in Tokyo? Where is the city heading to in the future?