Tokyo

Slang term for cocaine used in peaky blinders in the 20th century.

Arthur you gotta stop using tokyo

by Mistry.aaaaaaa January 14, 2018

Tokyo

Old English slang for Cocaine that was used around the 1920's.

''I tried tokyo last night, wasn't quite as i expected''

by VoodooChille January 27, 2018

Tokyo

In every damn anime or Japanese show, this city is always destroyed either by (a) Godzilla, (b) some other mutant or demon, (c) a freak natural disaster, (d) some sort of evil spiritual energy, (e) mecha, or (f) some evil madman.

In the year 3324, Tokyo was hit by yet another demonic entity that levelled the city for the 401,000,267,459,350,198th time.

by sheesh September 24, 2003

Tokyo

1) MOST EXPENSIVE place to live in Asia
2) Largest city and capital of Japan

by Anonymous September 14, 2003

tokyo

Tokyo is the best, craziest, fastest, safest (relatively), city in the world. It is indeed a massive disorganized sprawl, and extends out forever into Saitama, Chiba, Yokohama, and even further to the west. The inner city has about 8 million people, then 12 million in the greater Tokyo area. The total conurbation population is as large as 33 million. However, to sort up all this mess is the world's best public transportation system.

Yo I was rollin down Dogenzaka slope in Shibuya picken up MAD Japanese girls.

I was smokin weed and listenin to underground bands the other day in Shimo-Kitazawa.

Roppongi has too many damn foreigners for my taste.

Harajuku is where all the crazy fashion is; ie, 14 year old girls dressed up like gothic maids.

by Tokyo Kid January 04, 2005

tokyo

capital of japan.
everything about the city is modern, from the buildings, fashion, people, even food.

this is where many Japanese want to end up living in.

if asia were a country, tokyo could be the capital city of the whole place.

by 5150 August 01, 2004

Tokyo

World's busiest city,neon lights, hip cats, mega towers, and a rowdy subway.

Biggest, funkiest, most thrilling place in the East

by Blonde at heart November 12, 2003