Which city is Kyoto now called?

Kyoto was the name of Kyoto City in Japan.

Kyoto was another name for Kyoto City in Japan.

Kyoto was the current Kyoto City in Japan. It was one of the three major cities in Japan, and it was also an important city in the Osaka metropolis. It was also the ancient capital of Japan and used to be the capital of Japan. Kyoto City was part of the "Keihan-shin Metropolis Area" and was adjacent to cities such as Osaka, Kobe, Nara, and Otsu.

Kyoto was a city in Japan.

The postcode for the Nakagyo District of Kyoto Prefecture is 604-0015.

Kyoto was a city in Japan, located in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture in western Japan. It was one of the three major cities in Japan, and it was an important city in the Osaka metropolis.

The postcode for the Shangjing District of Kyoto Prefecture is 602-8368.

The postcode for Kyoto City's Zuojing District is 606-8799.

Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Sakyo-ku was a district of Kyoto City in Japan, located in the northeast of Kyoto City. It was the second largest district in the capital city and one of the districts with the lowest population density. The southern part of the area was mainly residential and cultural areas, while the northern part was mountainous and was quite popular with forests. Zuojing District was famous for its rich cultural atmosphere, with independent bookstores and specialty cafes. Zuojing District was also one of the most artistic districts in the capital.

Kyoto City was located in the western part of Japan, south of Kyoto Prefecture. It was an important city in one of Japan's three major urban areas, the Osaka urban area. It was an inland city located in the northern half of the Kyoto Basin (Mountain City) and the eastern mountainous region of the Danbo Plateau. Kyoto City was where the Kyoto Prefecture was located. It was also one of the cities designated by the government decree and was the eighth most populated city in Japan. Kyoto City, the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture, the western part of Shiga Prefecture, and parts of Osaka Prefecture together formed the Kyoto Metropolis Circle. Kyoto City was also a part of the "Kyoto God Metropolis".