The "Black Ships" came here under the command of Matthew Perry, causing the end of the Sakoku policy that forbade foreigners from entering this city's country.
In one encounter that took place near this city, the USS Mississippi, equipped with new Paixhans guns, ran past defenses at Uraga Harbor. Fires killed 140,000 people during a 1923 earthquake in this city. In 1995 the terrorist group Aleph, formerly known as Aum Shinrikyo, launched a sarin gas attack on the subway of this city. The "Black Ships" came here under the command of Matthew Perry, causing the end of the Sakoku policy that forbade foreigners from entering this city's country. During that period, when it was ruled by the Tokugawa Shogunate, this city was called Edo. For 10 points, name this city with a view of Mount Fuji, the capital of Japan.
In one encounter that took place near this city, the USS Mississippi, equipped with new Paixhans guns, ran past defenses at Uraga Harbor.
Tokyo Metropolis