There is a trifling error, it is the name of a place "きょうとう". "Kyoto" is "きょうと" but not "きょうとう".
Japanese name is very confusing in Roman. An instance, "Kyoto" and "Tokyo". "Kyoto" is "きょうと". But "Tokyo" is not "ときょう". "Tokyo" is "とうきょう" correctly. Why is not "Toukyo"? I don't know. Other instance, "Osaka". It is "おおさか" but not "おさか".
One more thing regarding the position of に: say I want to say, for example, "I studied for 2 hours yesterday", would the position of the particle be correct as shown below? From what i've learnt so far, に is used when marking a movement with regards to a place and also for marking a specific time.
So just to clear it up, when exactly would I need to use the "ni" particle? Is it only when direction of movement or a really specific time is being talked about? Thanks.
So just to clear it up, when exactly would I need to use the "ni" particle? Is it only when direction of movement or a really specific time is being talked about? Thanks.
You are basically correct, but you should understand the use of this particle by not narrowing down to these two cases, since the Japanese understanding of use of this particle is slightly different. Tae Kim's explanation of "ni" use: Particles Reloaded