Tokyo…

[Yoshi]

Someone new moved into Tokyo.

 

[Goth Boy]

Is that person you

 

[Yoshi]

No.

 

[Ral]

Did you know that if you rearrange the letters in "Tokyo", you get "Kyoto"?

 

[Chairman Nibel]

Stop saying complicated things, please.

 

[Flower]

Did you know that if you rearrange the letters in "Tokyo", you get "Kyoto"?

Doesn't Tokyo come from Kyoto?

 

[Goth Boy]

Stop saying complicated things, please.

Nibel

 

[Ral]

Doesn't Tokyo come from Kyoto?

Yep, Kyoto was once considered the capital of Japan; lazy ass mfs didn't even bother coming up with a new name, they selected the next best sounding city

 

[Flower]

Yep, Kyoto was once considered the capital of Japan; lazy ass mfs didn't even bother coming up with a new name, they selected the next best sounding city

Should have just kept Kyoto as the capital tbh.

 

[Chairman Nibel]

Doesn't Tokyo come from Kyoto?

Before it became the capital of Japan, the name of the city was Edo.

Shorty, there is two kind of leader during middle-age Japan. The Emperor, descendant of the Goddess of the Sun, Ameterasu. And the Shōgun, the Great General responsible of the military power of the Empire.

During Edo period, the Tokugawa Shogunate, based in the city of Edo, was way more stronger than the Japanese Imperial Court, based in Kyōto.

When the Shogun decided to make Edo the capital, they decided to change the name of the city to Tōkyō in opposition to Kyōto.

Kyō(京　·　キョウ) means capital.
To(都　·　ト) means metropolis.

Literaly Capital-city.

Tō(東　·　トウ) means East.
Kyō(京　·　キョウ) means capital. Same Kanji that you can find in Kyōto.

Literaly Capital of the East.

 

[Chairman Nibel]

Nibel

Midnight

 

[jane]

many new people move into tokyo, everyday, i think