What's the difference between Tokyo and Tokyo?

Tokyo and Tokyo are the same place (hereinafter referred to as "Tokyo").

The difference between Tokyo and Kyoto:

1. Differences in urban nature: Tokyo is the capital of Japan and Kyoto is the inland city of Japan.

2. Regional differences: Tokyo belongs to kanto region, Japan, and Kyoto belongs to western Japan and southern Kyoto. It is an important city in Osaka metropolitan area, one of the three metropolitan areas in Japan.

3. Difference between Tokyo Metropolitan Government Offices: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Offices are located in Shinjuku and Kyoto Metropolitan Government Offices.

4. Urban population difference: the population of Tokyo is13,784,212. It is the most populous county in Japan.

The population of Kyoto is 1469472. It is the eighth most populous city in Japan.

5. Regional differences: Tokyo belongs to the plain and Kyoto belongs to the basin.

Extended data:

The climate in Tokyo:

Most of Tokyo and kanto region have temperate monsoon climate. Like most places in Honshu, Japan, May and the first half of June, and from the end of July to the end of August during the summer vacation of Japanese students, are the times with the most sunshine and the most abundant sunshine, followed by April, June, September and 10.

The weather cycle changes in the first half of spring, and thunderstorms may occur due to the influence of cold vortex, but there are more sunny days than rainy days. From the second half of spring to the first half of June, the weather changes cyclically, but the front passes quickly. Rainy days are not only evenly distributed, but also won't last long. On the whole, it is mainly sunny and thin clouds, with occasional rain.

The rainy season is easily affected by the stagnation front for a long time, and occasionally it will clear up in the gap. After the rainy season, enter the summer. At this time, due to the Pacific high, the weather is hot, sunny and hot, and typhoons often attack. In addition, it may be cloudy and rainy due to the high pressure in the Sea of Okhotsk.

Affected by typhoon and autumn rain front, it becomes easy to rain. Before and after winter, the development of low pressure, prone to strong winds and heavy rains. In winter, the low pressure on the south bank becomes easy to pass. Fortunately, Tokyo is located on the leeward side, and there are few rainy or snowy days, mostly sunny and dry days, and it is also the season with the least cloud cover all year round, so the traffic is easily affected on snowy days.

Reference search: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tokyo

Baidu encyclopedia-Kyoto