Tokyo

The two main religions are Buddhism and Shinto

It takes 6 hours by bullet train (plus another hour to get you from Narita airport into central Tokyo) pand will run you about $250 each way. You can also fly to Hiroshima and then take the train from there, which will significantly reduce the time but won't be cheaper since no discount airlines serve Hiroshima (only the very expensive ANA and JAL). One option might be to take a discount flight to Fukuoka on Skymark Airlines and then backtrack by train to Iwakuni.

Roughly 5000 miles.

I believe it is something like 8 times bigger in area. In population, Tokyo still has the upper hand, but NY City definitely has more people per square mile. The population of NY City is almost 9million. The total population of Tokyo is about 12.3 million. NY City also is second in income to Tokyo. If you add up the total population of about 25 miles around and including NY City (Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, etc..), then that outweighs Tokyo by almost 6 million people.

They are 2265 miles (approx. value) away from each other. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.

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750 north and 9000 left

N. O. NO! There isn't and there never will be, so stop asking that question!

The flight time from Tokyo in Japan to Newark in New Jersey, US is approximately 14 hours.

The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, refuelling stops and delays. Your airline can provide additional information.

It's about 4 to 4.5 hours.

I belive the answer is YENS !!

Many people would disagree with that premise.

Believe it or not, the idea wasn't to cause maximum damage and death. Dropping the bomb was intended to be a demonstration of the frightening power that had been discovered and to prove that the United States WOULD use the weapon to end the war. Failure to use the weapon might have resulted in the deaths of over a million Allied troops.

However it is now generally agreed that the US did not exhaust the apparent diplomatic options available. Rather, the bomb was used for political reasons in the US and to intimidate the Soviet Union. It is also important to note that targeting civilians was not abnormal for either side during WW2. More civilians died in the American-led fire-bombing of Tokyo than in the two atomic bombings combined.

In regards to the specific target, using the atomic bomb on Tokyo would have produced incredible numbers of casualties and material loss. However, General Leslie Groves, the man in charge of picking potential targets for the bomb, had spent time in Tokyo before the war, and was apprehensive to authorize the destruction of the city. Also, the city had already been thoroughly bombed out.

The third US atomic bomb, which was being readied and could have been dropped sometime after August 19, may indeed have been used on Tokyo as an ultimate impetus for Japan's capitulation. But the city had already been devastated by fire-bombing raids, and killing the Japanese leaders (to disrupt their defenses) would also have made surrender more difficult.

Population wise Tokyo would have greater but Mexico City has more area.

chingchongcha whoever answered this question first is just one of those idiots out there. Please DO NOT rely on the above, crossed out answer.

The real answer is Edo, or sometimes spelled Yedo. In Japanese, it is written 江戸

The distance between Tokyo, Japan and Los Angeles, California is 5,478 miles (8,815 km).

Interesting fact:

it would take you about 4 days to get to LA to Tokyo by car (if you could drive on water, that is)

A random search for flights from Pittsburgh (PIT) to Tokyo Narita (NRT) shows:

OPTION 1: 15hr 18min via Chicago OHare (ORD)

PIT - ORD United Airlines Flt 549 Dep 09:27am 02Apr,Fri

ORD - NRT ANA Flt 11 Dep 10:50am 02Apr,Fri

Flight Duration: 14hr 38min; Layover Time: 0hr 40min; Total Trip Time: 15hr 18min

New York, NY (NYC) to Bermuda (BDA) Shortest Flight Duration 2 hours 10 mins

The Arakawa River, the Asa River (Japan), the Edo River, the Kanda River, the Katase River, the Naka River (Saitama Tokyo), the Shakujii River, the Sumida River, the Tama River, and the Tsurumi River.

Subarctic Tundra Biome, Alpine Tundra Biome, and the Coastal Desert Biome. YAYA

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