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Hello, buddies. The administrative hub of a nation is its capital. Most or all of a nation's primary institutions of government, including the executive, legislative, supreme court, and central bank, are typically located in the capital. Washington is the name of the American nation's capital. There are some nations, though, whose capitals are not well known. Japanese example.
The Emperor's house has traditionally been regarded as the seat of the Japanese government by the population since antiquity. Tokyo has served as the Japanese Imperial Family's primary residence since 1868. Therefore, Tokyo is still regarded as the country's capital. In actuality, the constitution of Japan did not establish an