Kioto

/ (kɪˈəʊtəʊ, ˈkjəʊ-) /


noun
  1. a variant spelling of Kyoto

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How to use Kioto in a sentence

  • Finally an allied squadron , at anchor off Kioto, imposed a ratification of the treaties which opened Japan to the world.

  • "We simply must go on to Kioto tonight," continued Mrs. Weston, anxiously nervous.

    The Honorable Percival | Alice Hegan Rice
  • At the Kioto Hotel there was no record of the Weston party, so he snatched a hasty bite, and rushed on to the other large hotel.

    The Honorable Percival | Alice Hegan Rice
  • The Westons were probably back in Kioto by this time, and would be off again in the morning before he could possibly get there.

    The Honorable Percival | Alice Hegan Rice
  • Its tail is at Awomori in the north, and the base of its head is at Kioto, so that all Japan lies on top of it.

    Japanese Fairy World | William Elliot Griffis