Tokyo and other cities in Japan require an off-street parking space as a condition of car ownership. In the course of a day, cars are very seldom abandoned on the street and drivers would be punished if caught doing so.

Tokyo has no street parking. You will occasionally have someone idling their car at the side of the road for long amounts of time, but they have to be inside the vehicle.

Chino Hills is the largest city around here that I know of that does not have street parking on public streets. Technically, Tustin and Tustin Ranch are mostly private developed by Irvine CA so both of those as well.

The one thing they all have in common is that they are all wealthy suburbs.

Well, Venice, but it also doesn’t have street driving.

> That's interesting, I'd love to see some pictures of a city without street parking

You can check pretty much all cities which designate no-traffic neighborhoods.

IIRC while ago there was a HN submission on how the city of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain) had banned all cars from its city center.

Disneyland ?