| Old Tokyo |
| Nigerian. |
| Tokyo, once |
| Kwa language |
| Benin native |
| Tokyo of old |
| Tokyo, before |
| Ancient Tokyo |
| Tokyo of yore |
| Tokyo pre-1868 |
| Very old Tokyo |
| Samurai's home |
| Shogun capital |
| Nigerian tribe |
| It's Tokyo now |
| Pre-1868 Tokyo |
| Shogun's Tokyo |
| Nigerian people |
| Tokyo, formerly |
| Nigerian native |
| It is now Tokyo |
| Native of Benin |
| Pre-Tokyo Tokyo |
| Tokyo's ex-name |
| Nigerian tongue |
| Tokyo, long ago |
| Japanese capital |
| ___-Tokyo Museum |
| Old samurai home |
| Tokyo, till 1868 |
| Tribe of Nigeria |
| National capital |
| Tokyo, pre-Tokyo |
| Shoguns' capital |
| Tokyo's old name |
| African tribesman |
| Pre-Tokyo capital |
| S Nigerian native |
| Old Asian capital |
| Tokyo before 1867 |
| Tokyo, previously |
| Shogunate capital |
| Tokyo before 1868 |
| Tokyo of long ago |
| Tokyo, to shoguns |
| Nigerian language |
| Shogun stronghold |
| Old name for Tokyo |
| 17th-century Tokyo |
| Capital of Shoguns |
| Capital until 1868 |
| Honshu's ___ River |
| Old name of Tokyo. |
| Japan's ___ Castle |
| Tokyo's ___ Castle |
| Tokyo's name, once |
| Tokyo, in the past |
| Conductor de Waart |
| A people of Nigeria |
| Japan's old capital |
| Nigerian from Benin |
| Old Eastern capital |
| River east of Tokyo |
| Tokyo of yesteryear |
| Tokyo way back when |
| Tokyo's old capital |
| Tokyos' former name |
| Former name of Tokyo |
| River into Tokyo Bay |
| Tokyo, centuries ago |
| Tokyo, prior to 1868 |
| Maestro ___ de Waart |
| Old Japanese capital |
| ___ Period, 1603-1868 |
| Japanese capital city |
| River bordering Tokyo |
| Tokyo's historic name |
| Old Tokyo Bay capital |
| Tokyo's one-time name |
| Tokyo of shoguns' era |
| Tokyo, to the shoguns |
| Former name for Tokyo |
| Old Japanese city name |
| Shogunate headquarters |
| Tokyo, back in the day |
| Tokyo, in days of yore |
| Last shogunate capital |
| Tokyo in earlier times |
| Capital of Japan, once |
| Japanese capital, once |
| Old Far Eastern capital |
| Old Tokyo in "acted out |
| Shogunate seat of power |
| It became Tokyo in 1868 |
| Japan capital, formerly |
| Nipponese capital, once |
| Japanese Capital region |
| Former Japanese capital |
| Former capital of Japan |
| Former capital on Honshu |
| Japan's ___-Tokyo Museum |
| Tokyo's name before 1868 |
| Japanese capital of yore |
| Backward poem from Tokyo? |
| Nigerian native or tongue |
| One-time Japanese capital |
| Tokyo, during a shogunate |
| Japan's capital, formerly |
| 19th-century samurai home |
| Tokyo before it was Tokyo |
| Fire-prone ancient capital |
| Japanese capital, formerly |
| Shogunate capital of Japan |
| Tokugawa shogunate capital |
| Japan's medieval ___ Castle |
| Japanese seat of government |
| Nigerian native or language |
| Old name of Japan's capital |
| Base of the Tokugawa shoguns |
| Japanese word for metropolis |
| Tokugawa shogunate's capital |
| Former name of Japan's capital |
| Japan's ___ Period (1603-1867) |
| Stronghold of eastern feudalism |
| Nineteenth-century samurai home |
| Tokugawa shogunate seat of power |
| Tokyo, in the days of the shogun |
| Fishing village that became Tokyo |
| Capital of Japan, to Commodore Perry |
| Former name for the capital of Japan |
| ___ Period (part of Japanese history) |
| ___ Period (time in Japanese history) |
| City rocked by the Genroku earthquake |
| One-time name of the Japanese capital |
| Tokyo's name, during Japan's isolation |
| Istanbul : Constantinople :: Tokyo : __ |
| ___ Period, depicted in "The Last Samurai |
| Milwaukee Symphony conductor ___ de Waart |
| ___ de Waart, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conductor |
| Japanese historical period from the 17th to 19th centuries |