The Kanto Dialect is a group of Japanese dialects spoken in the Kanto region, which includes major cities like Tokyo and Yokohama. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, distinguishing it from other Japanese dialects. The Kanto Dialect is often considered the standard form of Japanese, especially in media and education. One notable feature of the Kanto Dialect is its use of the Tokyo accent, which is widely recognized and understood across Japan. This dialect has influenced the development of modern Japanese, making it an important aspect of the country's linguistic landscape.