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No. 1,631 in Japanese

江戸

"江戸" (Edo) refers to the former name of Tokyo, Japan, during the Edo period (1603–1868).

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  • 私は江戸時代の文化について勉強しています。

    I am studying the culture of the Edo period.

    In this sentence, '江戸' refers to the historical period in Japan named after the Edo era, emphasizing its cultural significance.

  • 東京は昔、江戸と呼ばれていました。

    Tokyo used to be called Edo in the past.

    Here, '江戸' denotes the former name of Tokyo before it was renamed, indicating the city during its historical existence.

  • 江戸の町は活気に満ちていました。

    The town of Edo was bustling.

    In this context, '江戸' describes the urban area during the Edo period, focusing on the liveliness of its environment.

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