つき市 (tsuki shi) surprisingly translates to "with city".
Yasuo Irisawa has written: 'Tsuki sono hoka no shi'
They Say Its Real And Its On A Jungle Over Japan
"Shi" is how you say death in Japanese. "Shi" is also how you say four Japanese, which is a reason why 4 is considered unlucky in Japan as it is said the same way as "death" is.
'Tsuki.'
You would say "neko tsuki no (猫月の)" which translates into "moon cat." But because it reads the same forward and backwards, it would also mean "cat moon."
Summer is 'natsu', and moon is 'tsuki'. So I think it is probably 'Natsu no tsuki'.
月の狼 (tsuki no ookami) is "moon wolf".
"tsuki komodo"
Tsuki no megami
kirei no tsuki
Tsuki Hana
"Koku no ao tsuki" I believe. Koku - Land No - Of the/Of Ao - Blue Tsuki - Moon