Shuto

Shuto is the capital and most populous city within Tayichi, located at the mouth of the Taīga river, on the western coast of the nation's largest island - Hashita. Most of the city is part of the Shuto Metropolitan District,

a provincial-level authority. Its inner core, which is considered to be on of the world's leading centers of finance, commerce, culture, technology, entertainment, media, academics, art and fashion, is stretched out over

Shuto 首都
Metropolitan District
Shuto Metropolitan District
Clockwise from top: Shibuya Skyline, Shibuya Square at Night, Imperial Park Main Gate, Daido Tower, Tayichian Imperial Diet, Shogungosho Obelisk
Country	Tayichi
Province	Shuto Metropolitan District
Establishment	1127
Government
• Type	Executive Mayoralty & Deliberative Assembly
• Body	Shuto Metropolitan Council
• Mayor	Masahiro Okawa (LDP-R)
Area
• Metropolitan District	2,033.0 km2 (784.96 sq mi)
• Urban	2,143 km2 (827.3 sq mi)
• Metro	5,260 km2 (2,032 sq mi)
Population  (2020)
• Metropolitan District	12,712,923
• Rank	1st in Tayichi
• Density	6,253/km2 (16,200/sq mi)
• Metro	14,900,000
• Metro density	2,833/km2 (7,340/sq mi)
Postal Code	29 areas
Vehicle registration	首都(SHU)
GDP	金1.5 Trillion ($926.1 Billion)
Per Capita	金118,014 ($72,847)

numerous islands that make up the Taīga River Delta. Tayichi is the center of one of the world's principal metropolitan economies.

With a population of around 12.7 million people, distributed over 785 square miles (2,033 km²), the city is the most densely populated major city in Tayichi. Shuto has more than double the population of Idaina, the nation's second-most populous city. Shuto is the demographic and economic center of the Lower Taīga Megalopolis and the Shuto Metropolitan Area