You have to be precise with 'romaji', 'o' is normal short 'o' sound where 'ou' is elongated 'o' sound. 'Kyoto' does not mean anything.
If you meant 'kyotou' it is written 挙党 /kyo tou/ and means 'starting a political wing/party'. It can also be written 巨頭 /kyo tou/ meaning 'tycoon, magnate'.
If you mean 'kyouto', it can be written 教徒 /kyou to/ meaning 'follower, believer' and written 京都 /kyou yo/ which is a famous city in Japan.
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Kyoto can be translated as "capital city," and written: 京都
government capital
The Kyoto Prototcol took place in Kyoto, Japan.The Kyoto Prototcol took place in Kyoto, Japan.
tanoshikatta desu
"Kyou" can mean "today" in Japanese when written as 今日. It can also refer to "Kyō," which means "capital" when used in the context of cities, such as in "Kyoto" (京都), meaning "Capital City." The meaning depends on the context in which it is used.
Kyoto was created in 1889.
Kyoto does not have a capital, rather it is a capital itself of Kyoto Prefecture. Previously, Kyoto was the imperial capital of Japan for over 1,000 years.
Kyoto wasn"t a person unless there is someone named Kyoto but it was the capital of Japan in ancient times.
It's Kyoto not Tokyo "Kyoto protocol".
What city is northeast of Kyoto
Kyoto Electronics was created in 1998.