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  • ...services and come in a variety of designs, such as these 1990s models in [[Tokyo]]. Left: 500-series; right: 700-series.
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  • ...refecture. Other regions are identified using ''-to'' (都 'metropolis', for Tokyo), ''-fu'' (府 'metropolitan prefecture', for Kyoto and Osaka) or ''-dō'' {{r|Tokyo}}
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  • ...: the most famous is the [[Yushima Seido]] (湯島聖堂, ''Yushima Seidoo'') in [[Tokyo]], built in 1630 and later home to an elite school during the [[Edo period]
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  • | place = Basel–Stuttgart–New York–Tokyo | place = Amsterdam–London–New York–Tokyo
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  • {{r|Tokyo}}
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  • ...grown together, such that the region is regarded as a single city (e.g. [[Tokyo]]).
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  • | place = Amsterdam–London–New York–Tokyo
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  • ...id-kissa'' (メイド喫茶 ''meido-kissa'', 'maid coffee shop') in [[Akihabara]], [[Tokyo]] will involve looking the part; young women in maidlike waitresses' outfit ...sion]] or ''[[animé]]'' cartoons - pose for the cameras in [[Harajuku]], [[Tokyo]]. These girls are dressed as members of the Japanese band 'Dir en grey'.<B
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  • | death_place = [[Tokyo]] Tighe was struck by a severe head-ache, at an event for correspondents, in Tokyo, on December 27, 1946.<ref name=nytimes1946-12-28/>
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  • ...ceremony saw Rio hand over to the host of the [[2020 Summer Olympics]], [[Tokyo]]. ...e Janeiro was selected as host city in October 2009, beating [[Madrid]], [[Tokyo]] and [[Chicago, Illinois]] in three rounds of voting by the [[Internationa
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  • ...rsity]], he entered the Justice Ministry and successively was Judge of the Tokyo Kosoin (High Court), Chief of the Criminal Affairs Bureau of the Justice Mi
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  • | [[Kanto]], [[Chubu]], [[Tokyo]], [[Yokohama]], [[Ibakaki]], [[Mito]] | Kyushu, [[Okinawa]], [[Shikoku]], [[Greater Tokyo Area]]
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  • | title = Target Tokyo: The Story of the Sorge Spy Ring
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  • ...d medal judo in all categories in the [[Olympic Games]] of 1964, held in [[Tokyo]]. In that year judo was for the first time on the Olympic program, as a d
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  • ...to kill him. Saigo is still revered as the "last samurai", and statues in Tokyo's Ueno Park and Kagoshima's Central Park honor him.<ref>Ivan Morris, "The A
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  • ...lady|leading ladies]] of the golden age of [[Hollywood]] film. Born in [[Tokyo]], she was the elder sister of actress [[Joan Fontaine]].
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  • Graduating first in his class from the Law Department of Tokyo University, he entered Mitsubishi Corporation. In 1886 he married a daughte ...s 1902 election to the lower house of the Diet, he was president of the ''Tokyo Nichinichi Shinbun'' newspaper (now part of ''[[Mainichi shinbun]]''), fore
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  • ...f the Seoul-based Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights and the Tokyo-based Society to Help Returnees to North Korea.
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  • ...rt)|train]]s come in a variety of designs, such as these 1990s models in [[Tokyo]]. Left: 500-series; right: 700-series.}} ...and run by [[Japan Railways]] (JR). Coming into service at the time that [[Tokyo]] hosted the [[1964 Summer Olympics]], the trains were used to carry specta
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  • | '''1964''' || [[1964 Summer Olympics|Tokyo (JPN)]] || 163 || 19 || 5151 (4473 men, 678 women) || 93 || | '''2020''' || [[2020 Summer Olympics|Tokyo (JPN)]] || - || - || - || - ||
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  • ...s work on the Constitution and for his work on the municipal rebuilding of Tokyo, Beard was elected president of the [[American Political Science Associatio ...of Tokyo following the earthquake. '' The Administration and Politics of Tokyo'' (1923).
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  • Starting a daily paper at Tokyo, "and proclaimed himself a Liberal of the European type. Subsequently, the
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  • ...others were replaced by American actors portraying foreigners living in [[Tokyo]]. A 2006 sequel to this film partly remade material from the first Japanes ...arious locations standing in for [[Chicago, Illinois]] and brief scenes in Tokyo. This was released direct to [[DVD]] and continues the story told in ''The
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  • ...n 16043. It was also known as the Edo Period, Edo being a classic name for Tokyo, or the Edo ''bakufu'', ''bakufu'' being a synonym for [[shogun]] or milita
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  • {{r|Tokyo}}
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  • ...s R. "'It Made a Lot of Sense to Kill Skilled Workers': The Firebombing of Tokyo in March 1945" ''The Journal of Military History,'' Vol. 66, No. 1 (Jan., 2
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  • *[[United States Forces Japan]] (Yokota AB, near Tokyo)
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  • ...ation CORONET]], which would move against the [[Kanto Plain]] containing [[Tokyo]]. Only a few DOWNFALL planners were aware of the [[Manhattan Project]], t
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  • ...ra]], and [[Seishiro Itagaki]], were hanged as war criminals following the Tokyo trials. [[Daisaku Komoto]] would assassinate the Manchurian warlord, [[Chan
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  • ...f the United States. His appointment at this critical time was a signal of Tokyo's intent to calm American concern. If anyone could have done it, Nomura was
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  • ...r and Welfare Ministry]] and successfully seeking elected office for the [[Tokyo]] constituency.<ref>''Japan Times'': '[http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-b
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  • ...New School for Social Research]] in New York. He advised on reconstructing Tokyo after the earthquake of 1923. Although enormously influential through his m ..., including a famous study of Tokyo, '' The Administration and Politics of Tokyo,'' (1923).
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  • ...duation in 1969, he found employment as a comprehensive illustrator at the Tokyo-based advertising firm Asahi Tsushin-sha. In 1972, he began working indepen ...y GGG, Tokyo and Osaka/Japan,Group Exhibitions at Ginza Recruit Gallery in Tokyo, a USA venue one was at the international Opera Gallery NYC location and th
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  • ...red to believe him, although the U.S. MAGIC commentary on Sato's report to Tokyo was "[T]he meeting leaves a mental picture of a mastiff who also knows wher
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  • |''Nico in Tokyo''
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  • ...or outlying areas, and a special defense zone, within the Kanto Plain, for Tokyo. A Japanese General Army was a major headquarters roughly equivalent to an
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  • ...ua Shou's ''Shi si jing fa hui (Expression of the Fourteen Meridians).'' (Tokyo, 1716)]
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  • [[Image:Menu.jpg|thumb|right|350px|This bar menu in [[Shinjuku]], [[Tokyo]], lists food and drink in both angular ''katakana'' - for [[loanword]]s or ...okyo.jpg|left|300px|[[Neon]] signs light up the streets of [[Shinjuku]], [[Tokyo]]. Logos and other signs often employ the ''katakana'' script rather than '
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  • |{{Image|TEPCO Power Plant Japan.jpg|right|200px|: Power plant of the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), in Yokohama , Japan, fueled with liquified
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  • * Itasaka, Gen, ed. ''Japan Encyclopedia,'' 9 vols. Tokyo: Kodansha, 19 83. * Samuels, Richard J. ''Securing Japan: Tokyo's Grand Strategy and the Future of East Asia'' (2007) [http://www.amazon.co
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  • *[http://www.tokyodisneyresort.co.jp/index_e.html Tokyo Disneyland] - English site of the best-known theme park in Japan.
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  • ...f the United States. His appointment at this critical time was a signal of Tokyo's intent to calm American concern. If anyone could have done it, Nomura was
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  • {{r|Declaration of Tokyo}}
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  • As the 2006 [[Tokyo Game Show]], it was announced that, just as with previous installments in t | [[Tokyo Game Show]] 2005 || [http://www.konami.jp/gs/kojima_pro/movie/tgs2005_mgs4.
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