Tokyo, the Bulgari Hotel.
It was just past five in the morning, and the city was still shrouded in a hazy gray. The streets of Tokyo were dead silent, with only a sparse few cars in the most prosperous districts. The most desperate and hardworking office workers had left home an hour early to secure prime positions at station entrances just to squeeze onto the first morning rush-hour train. Otherwise, there were only homeless travelers drifting through this urban forest of steel like aimless, walking corpses.
The Bulgari Hotel was one of Tokyo's most luxurious five-star hotels, located in the Midtown Tower in Yaesu 2-chome. It stood adjacent to high-end shopping districts like Nihombashi and Ginza, as well as famous tourist attractions such as the Imperial Palace and Ueno Park, and was just a stone's throw from the Marunouchi financial district—an unquestionably prime location.
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