tokyo became the capital of japan in the meiji period.
tokyo became the capital of japan in the meiji period.
when did tokyo become the capital of japan?
meiji period
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the current capital of japan is tokyo. in the course of history, the national capital has been in many locations other than tokyo.









































section::::history.









































traditionally, the home of the emperor is considered the capital. from 794 through 1868, the emperor lived in heian-kyō, modern-day kyoto. after 1868, the seat of the government of japan and the location of the emperor's home was moved to tokyo.









































in 1941, the ministry of education published the .









































section::::history.:law and custom.
capital of japan
bullet::::- center for the mentally and physically handicapped - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- jikei university school of medicine hospital - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- juntendo hospital - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- keio university hospital - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- king clinic, the(sanno hospital) - omotesando, tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- national cancer center - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- national hospital organization tokyo medical center - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- tokyo medical university hospital - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- university of tokyo hospital - tokyo, japan









































bullet::::- self-defense forces central hospital - setagaya, tokyo









































bullet::::- st. luke's international hospital - tokyo, japan
list of hospitals in japan