Tokyo

It depends on the time of year.

From 01:00 UTC on the last Sunday of March until 01:00 UTC on the last Sunday of October, Japan (UTC+9) is seven hours ahead of France (UTC+1/UTC+2). During the rest of the year, the time difference is eight hours.

1 PM CET (in France Oct-Mar) =
2 PM CEST (in France Mar-Oct) =
9 PM JST (in Japan)

There is a Tokyo Mew Mew game for PC, but it is in Japanese ;)

please anser more than one would like to know you don't need to be logged in EDIT by RyouIchigoAlto: No. It's only available in Japanese with Japanese text.

Disneyland Paris Park is larger, occupying 140 acres to Tokyo Disneyland's 126 acres.

Disneyland Paris Resort is 4800 acres compared to Tokyo Disney Resort's 494 acres.

Although Disneyland Tokyo is soon celebrating their 30th anniversary, while Paris is celebrating it's 20th.

The actual difference is close to 10 and 1/2 hrs.

Eastern time (US & Canada) is GMT -05.00 meanwhile India (Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi) is GMT +05.30, so the time difference is 10 hours 30 minute, with the time in India being aheadI hope this answers your question

Actually throughout the original Japanese series there have been multiple Godzillas because some movies refer to Godzilla as him and other movies refer to Godzilla as her. But in the 1998 American remake Godzilla is A-Sexual, Meaning Godzilla doesnt need a mate to reproduce but many refer to Godzilla as him.

It depends. Jackie Chang probably is. Maybe bigshots

The original capital founded by the legendary figure Jinmu Tennou was Kashihara in present day Nara prefecture. It was later moved to nearby Asuka in 538. The first established capital city was Heijo, present day Nara, in 710. In 784, the capital moved to Nagaoka for ten years before settling in Kyoto in 794.
While the Imperial capital was in Kyoto from 794 to 1868, there were periods where the Emperor was not in command and the capital could be argued to be in another location. The Kamakura period (1185-1333) had a military capital based in Kamakura, closer to present day Tokyo. The Ashikaga shogunate (1336-1573) was based in Muromachi Kyoto. At the beginning of this period, the Emperor was in exile in Yoshino Nara (1336-1392). The shogunates of Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi were in based in Azuchi in present day Shiga prefecture and Momoyama Fushimi in present day Kyoto prefecture, respectively. The Tokugawa family maintained their capital in Edo, present day Tokyo. In 1868, the Imperial capital was moved to Edo (renamed Tokyo) after the last Tokugawa shogun surrendered his office.

Commodore Matthew Perry of the United States Navy

Tokyo was bombed by conventional bombers. The Emperor's Palace, was off limits. If the Emperor had been killed, Japan would not have surrendered even with atomic weapons. And we did use our last two bombs on Hiroshima & Nagasaki (the first bomb was a test bomb in New Mexico in July 1945). The invasion of Japan was scheduled to go; before any other atomic weapons would have been ready for use. It was the Emperor who approved the final surrender of Japan-against the Japanese Army who wanted to fight to the last man.

By car the trip will take about 4.5 hours. It is a distance of 332 km.

Colonel Doolitle did that. When he returned from China after the raid he was promoted and became very famous. The raid was named after him. It was called the Doolittle Raid.

From Hiroshima, Japan to Kyoto, Japan is approximately 193 miles.

It was the attacked that made Japan surrendered.

The first bombing attack on the World Trade Center parking garage February 26, 1993.

The siege at the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas began February 28, 1993.

The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers and their tributaries flood from April to October 1993.

Final episode of Cheers on May 20, 1993.

Pablo Escobar killed by authorities in Medellin, Colombia on December 2, 1993.

For more complete information, see the link below.

Lt. Col Jimmy Doolittle, with the "Doolittle raid" in 1942

I really hate to break this to you and everything... But I'm only 12 years old, and without researching this or anything, I'm just assuming that they were cancelled due to the world wars... Seriously...who'd want to go to the Olympics during a World War?

In September, 1945, Japan formally surrendered to the Allies, after many battles in the surrounding islands.

mitchell twin engine bombers from an aircraft carrier

If they had been detonated on the ground then a very large part of their explosive energy would have been directed to just making a large hole in the ground. By setting them off about 1000 feet in the air, all that energy was directed into destroying things.

Take into mind the geographical location of Tokyo. Because it was less accesible for trade to both other areas of Japan and countries in mainland Asia, Japan was not the ideal site for the original capital. As the country developed, Tokyo became a route centre and began to expand. Roads were built connecting it to resource centres and ports. Having become one of the more populated cities, with quality defense and accesibility, it began to prosper and was deemed the proper capital of Japan.And because I am a idiot don't listen to me.

Edo. When Emperor Meiji moved Japan's capital from Kyoto to Edo, he named it Tokyo. Before Kyoto, Nara was the ancient capital of Japan.

Tokyo Metropolitan prefecture, has a total area of 2168 square kilometers (837 square miles).

Bar graph