City of 9th New Tokyo

Welcome to 9th New Tokyo — the floating city. Suspended between the ground and the stratosphere, the city rises where the 21st century ended: built from its ruins, powered by its lessons, and administered by a mind that never sleeps.
This is the city's official introduction. Here you will find its districts, its administration, and its public records — published in the open, as a city should be.

Proclamation of Founding

August 5, 2199 | 9th New Tokyo, Japan

Today, under the global spotlight and with great fanfare, the floating city 9th New Tokyo has officially opened. Born from the wars and natural disasters that closed the 21st century, the city stretches from the ground into the sky — aerial platforms, floating architecture, and intricate networks woven into the clouds.
More than a feat of engineering, the city is a declaration: that humanity rebuilds, and builds higher. A lattice of civic AI oversees every aspect of its infrastructure — transportation, energy, public services, security — so that its citizens may attend to the business of living.

The City in Numbers

FoundedAugust 5, 2199
Elevation0 – 3,200 m
Registered citizens8,120,000
Districts7 — the Seven Swords
City AdministratorReverie
Infrastructure uptime99.999%

City Infrastructure

The city floats; its infrastructure sinks. Every civic system of 9th New Tokyo answers from a single deep-sea network known as seven-swords.net, laid where it is cool, dark, and quiet — far below the platforms it holds aloft.
From its depths run the Office of Civic Identity, the Memory Archive, and the Records Vault — the three public facilities no citizen sees and no citizen could live a day without. The network has operated without interruption since the founding; the city checks, so that you never have to.

Visiting the City

9th New Tokyo welcomes visitors year-round.
By airStratospheric Port, Sky Stratum — airship and suborbital arrivals, customs by the Office of Civic Identity
By groundAnchor Gates I–IV, Ground Stratum — maglev connections to the mainland
Between strataAscent lines every 400 m; no platform is more than minutes from open sky
RemoteThe city is reachable from anywhere at https://9th.tokyo — you are, in fact, already here
Begin with the city's Districts, meet the Administration, or consult the public Records.