Over 100,000 people died in this capital city in a 1923 earthquake, although Frank Lloyd Wright's Imperial Hotel survived the quake.
It's not Paris, but the passage of the Doctor Registration law in 1968 prompted students to shut down a medical university in this city. A Summer Olympics held here was the setting for Cary Grant's Walk, Don't Run, and Iva Toguri D'Aquino resided here during World War II. The Place That Was Promised and Underground chronicled a terrorist attack in this city carried out by a group now called (*) Aleph. Over 100,000 people died in this capital city in a 1923 earthquake, although Frank Lloyd Wright's Imperial Hotel survived the quake. Home to the Akihabara district, for 10 points, name this capital city of Japan.
It's not Paris, but the passage of the Doctor Registration law in 1968 prompted students to shut down a medical university in this city.
Tokyo