Post pics of modern city that is surrounded by nature
Sapporo
I don't think there are any american cities surrounded by nature
>>58790015
>>58790015
Nope. Thanks suburbs
>>58790064
I didn't realize a road and a stature count as a city
>>58790111
Rude lad
>>58790015
This, American cities all have too much urban sprawl to get the sort of look OP is asking for.
>>58790172
comfy af
is there a tunnel between those middle mountains tho?
>>58790015
What about Detroit?
a bit old tho, beautiful city surrounded by nature
>>58790202
Yes
>>58790230
All those beautiful beta particles and radiation.
Nairobi has a nature reserve in it. It's not the most modern city though, there's a ton of slum dwellers outside of the staged photos.
In Boise
>>58790646
The good parts of Nairobi don't actually look that bad. I wish the country was more developed because the scenery is so beautiful, it'd be nice to live in it.
Those American cities surrounded by mountains are beautiful.
>>58789876
>comfy winters w/ warm summers
is there any city with a climate half as good as sapporo
>>58790691
Delet this. /int/ is supposed to think all our cities look like this.
>>58790691
this
>>58789876
Is São Paulo a Latin version of Japan?
>>58790795
The basic topology reminds me of my hometown. Hills, human block, main road alongside. Now that I check there is even a river alongside, but my home river is basically the most famous river in the country.
>>58790940
Pic related, view from my appartment.
>>58790980
Feels cozy man
>>58790940
>>58791033
WTF I am in São Paulo, why my flag is from the US? Is São Paulo part of the US now?
Is Suriname even modern? It's just jungle with like half a dozen people in it claiming to be an independent nation
>>58790980
>most famous river in the country.
I'm guessing the Mississippi River?
Berlin NH near me. So pretty.
>>58791082
me: hello please connect me to Brazil
operator: but Brazil is USA now
me: oh okay thank you hello me
>>58791082
Problema com a cloudfare em são paolo, aproveite para merdapostar
>>58791162
correct.
Fun fact: In radio and broadcasting generally, when you have some station with a call sign like "WINO", or "KROC" or "WNPR" or "WFOX" etc. the Mississippi is used as the dividing line between "K's" and "W's". Generally, stations west of the Mississippi start with "K", and stations east of it start with "W". So it's backwards in a way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_sign#Broadcasting
Manaus, the city is literally surrounded by the Amazon Rainforest
>>58791330
I guess I learned something today. That's neat.
>>58791207
Cool! I am a fat burger HUEHUEHUE
