I went to visit Hong Kong
I went to Hong Kong for 3 days from September 6th to 8th.
Hong Kong is a city that has been rated as “the freest economy in the world” for 22 consecutive years.
Of the 10 items in the Index of Economic Freedom, Hong Kong scored a high score of 90 points or more in 7 items, and continued in the areas of “management freedom,” “trade freedom,” and “financial freedom.” Has won the first place in the world.
This time we are departing from Haneda Airport. We are excited for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
It takes about 3.5 hours from Haneda Airport to reach Hong Kong International Airport.
You will be greeted by the gate of HSBC Bank, which is printed on banknotes and issues Hong Kong dollars.
This time, I took the subway instead of a taxi to go around the city of Hong Kong.
In addition to the subway, there are buses and trams (trams) as the means of transportation in Hong Kong, but it is definitely recommended to travel by subway, which is cheap and comfortable, and because there is no traffic jam, there is no time loss. ..
There are many routes, but it is relatively easy to understand compared to Tokyo.
The photo shows the HSBC Tsim Sha Tsui branch on Kuro Island.
Hong Kong is said to be an earthquake-free country.
Therefore, the city of Hong Kong is lined with many high-rise condominiums that you won’t find in Japan.
Currently, real estate prices are soaring, and we are entering a rush to build condominiums with prices in the hundreds of millions.
It seems that rich people all over the world are waiting to buy if the price goes down even a little.
Japanese food is very popular in Hong Kong and is dotted with famous Japanese restaurants.
Among them, it seems that a little Japanese beef boom has arrived now.
Although it is a modern city with one of the best financial centers in the world, the cityscape with the atmosphere that seems to appear in Hong Kong movies was still alive.
This visit reminded me of the hidden potential of Hong Kong.
By Admin|2016-09-12|2016,News Release|