Will you come or go to my location?


I'm in Tokyo. I want to ask my friend if he's coming to Tokyo. In English it
is natural to say "Will you come to Tokyo?", not "Will you go to Tokyo", as I
use my own location as the reference point. But how is this in Japanese? Do I
say

> 東京に来ますか

or

> 東京に行きますか。




In this situation, you can say 東京に来ます(か)?. However if you say it to your
friends, 東京に来る? would be natural.東京に行きますか wouldn't be natural.

In this situation, your friends shouldn't say 東京に来る but 東京に行く as the answer,
though they seem to be able to say "I will come to Tokyo" in English.




In this situation, you can say 東京に来ます(か)?. However if you say it to your
friends, 東京に来る? would be natural.東京に行きますか wouldn't be natural.

In this situation, your friends shouldn't say 東京に来る but 東京に行く as the answer,
though they seem to be able to say "I will come to Tokyo" in English.

