Hinawa 2009 - Bid

by ilikehotdogsalot Wed May 27, 2009 10:51 am

Part 3: Transport

Transportation is an important aspect of the games as visitors and athletes need to get to the correct venues quickly and efficiently.

Hinawa International Airport is the easiest way to arrive in the city from abroad; flights arrive in the airport everyday.

The city's complex railway system is the best way to get around the city; with 300 stations above and below ground, you're never far from your next destination.

The city's skyrail system connects Marina City (above) with the Kubo Financial District.

The Metropolitan Expressway connects all districts of the city with numerous highway systems, bridges, and underground tunnels.

Part 4: Culture

The city also has many landmarks and cultural sites for visitors can enjoy in between venues.

The University of Hinawa is the prime center of education, with 3 different campuses around the city; the main one located in the northern part of the city.

The Emperor's Palace is one of Hinawa's oldest landmarks and the Imperial Gardens are a popular place to relax.

Contrasting to the greenery and serenity in the northern part of the city, the southern section contains dense and urban districts.

Looming in the distance is Mount Nugu towering over the clouds.

by ilikehotdogsalot Fri Jun 12, 2009 9:24 am

Part 5: Overview Panorama

A panorama of the entire Sports Village; facing east. Click here for a full size version (3982px × 600px).

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