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The 23 Super-Wards of Tokyo!

Imagine 23 cities working together like a super team to make Tokyo amazing!

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Tokyo 23 wards Yokohama Kawasaki Saitama Chiba

Tokyo 23 wards Yokohama Kawasaki Saitama Chiba

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Map Tokyo special wards
Shinjuku, Tokyo
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Tokyo-Kanto definitions, 23 wards
Yokohamacitybus 4-3773 akaikutsu
Welcome in Shibuya 渋谷区. Citizen シチズン Clock Shibuya Station, Tokyo, Japan.
Nagoyacitybus M-02 me~guru
Tokyo Special Wards
Shubuya at Dusk
2020 Summer Olympics torch relay map
Map Tokyo special wards

Key Facts

Location
Tokyo, Japan.
Population
About 9.8 million people.
Area
627 square kilometers.
Languages
Japanese.
Fun Fact
Each of the 23 wards can call itself a city!

Where the Magic Happens!

The 23 special wards are like the heart of Tokyo, Japan's super busy capital city. They are all squished together in one big area, covering a space about as big as 900 soccer fields! It's a place where millions of people live and play, making it one of the most crowded spots on Earth. Think of it like a giant playground where everyone is neighbors!

How These Wards Got Their Superpowers!

A long, long time ago, Tokyo was one giant city. But then, something changed, and it was split up! Later, after a big event, these special wards were given their own powers, like being able to choose their own leaders. It’s like when you get to pick your own team captain for a game. This made them special, like superheroes with their own jobs!

Who Lives in the Super-Wards?

Lots and lots of people call these wards home! Imagine if everyone in your whole school, plus everyone in all the schools in your town, lived super close together. That's how many people live here! They all speak Japanese and have their own unique ways of doing things, like special festivals and yummy foods. It’s a colorful mix of people living side-by-side.

Running the Super-Wards!

Even though they are called 'wards,' each one acts like its own little city. They have their own mayors and councils who make important decisions, just like grown-ups do. But they also work together with the bigger Tokyo government to make sure everything runs smoothly. It’s like having a class president and a school principal working together!

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