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USS Tokyo NCC-91101 Armitage Class Rapid Response Attack Carrier 2397 "Sometimes you have to fight for the things that are worth fighting for." — Arrietty |
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With the recent escalations of violence and unrest within the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, Starfleet recognised a need for a fast ship that could be deployed as a rapid response vessel. After six years of development, the Starfleet Corps of Engineers started to lay down the spaceframes for four new carrier-type vessels: the USS Armitage, USS Tokyo, USS Oceania and USS Broadsword. The Armitage-class vessels are an upgraded version of the highly successful Akira-class starships. They are designed as rapid response attack carriers, capable of high-speed deployment of fighters and auxiliary craft as well as specialist operations in deep space. The first two vessels of the class, USS Armitage and USS Tokyo, were launched in 2390 and have been in service since. The USS Tokyo is the second vessel of the class and is currently commanded by Captain Taiga Aisaka. The Tokyo's main mission is to patrol the Federation's Neutral Zones and shipping lanes, eliminating threats to protect the security of the Federation. From managing civilian traffic to engaging potential invasion forces, the Armitage-class vessels are built to defend the Federation, and this remains the Tokyo's primary mission. |
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Latest News Items
» Happy 60th Star Trek!
Posted on Tue Sep 8th, 2026 @ 9:56pm by Captain Taiga Aisaka in Sim Announcement
Happy 60th Star Trek!
September 8th, 1966 a new Television Show aired for the first time. No one back then could ever imagine that sixty years later it was still being watched, loved and had sparked the beginning of a franchise that would become legendary in its own right.
Gene Roddenberry had a vision all those years ago. A vision that humanity could be better, that we had put aside the need for greed, anger, war and suffering. That we could one day in the future build beautiful starships and explore the galaxy together, making friends along the way.
Thus…
» Congratulations USA!
Posted on Sat Jul 4th, 2026 @ 11:59am by Captain Taiga Aisaka in General News
It's the 4th of July.
Normally, I wouldn't make a special announcement for a holiday that's celebrated in just one country. However, today marks a truly historic occasion: the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America.
A large portion of our player base was born, raised, and still lives in the United States, making today a particularly meaningful day for many members of our community. While I've never had the pleasure of visiting America myself, I have a deep appreciation for the history of its people and the contributions they have made to the world.
From…
» New URL for the Tokyo!
Posted on Tue Mar 4th, 2025 @ 2:43am by Captain Taiga Aisaka in Website Update
To all crew.
The USS Tokyo is changing its URL. This is due to a server move that should help with website issues and problems. Hopefully this will help everyone get onto the site with no issues or further problems.
Therefore, our new website URL will be:
https://tokyo.harperhold.com
Please update your bookmarks. The site will still be available at sim-station.net for a little while, however please use the new URL from now on.
Regards
Captain Taiga Aisaka
» Tokyo - Younger Years!
Posted on Sun Feb 9th, 2025 @ 11:57pm by Captain Taiga Aisaka in General News
To celebrate the Tokyo turning ten years old, I am opening a special side mission for you all to enjoy! I will have this side mission running along the main mission for our entire tenth year!
The mission is called "Younger Years".
Here are the rules for this mission!
- All posts are to be set in the past to the present day.
- It is for Character Development only.
- All posts happen out of timeline.
- You can post about past events thats happened to your characters.
- It is voluntary and is not mandatory.
- The mission…
» USS Tokyo Celebrates 10 Years!
Posted on Fri Jan 3rd, 2025 @ 1:12am by Captain Taiga Aisaka in Sim Announcement
10 Years!
Yes, you read that correctly!
Today marks the founding of the USS Tokyo, which was Ten Years ago today! In all honesty, I never thought that this ship would last ten years. It is a milestone that few Star Trek Sims/RPG's ever hit. The average life of a Star Trek sim is 4-5 years, so hitting 10 is remarkable.
Hitting this milestone is not just a testiment to the ship, but also to its crew and every single one of you. I often describe this ship as a home, and a family and we have now some of…
Latest Mission Posts
» "The Room Time Refused To Touch" [Melantha Hastings - History Pt 7]
Mission: Younger Years
Posted on Wed Oct 21st, 2026 @ 1:57am by Ensign Melantha Hastings
The corridor felt smaller than she remembered. Melantha moved slowly along the upper gallery, one hand trailing lightly against the polished oak panelling worn smooth by generations of Hastings hands. Late-afternoon sunlight spilled through the tall windows overlooking the western gardens, illuminating the familiar portraits and the occasional imperfections in the ancient woodwork. The house was quiet. Not entirely silent.
Somewhere below, a door closed. The faint hum of the estate's environmental systems could be heard if she listened carefully, and beyond the open windows came the distant sounds of birds settling among the trees. But it was not the…
» He kept his promise [Melantha Hastings - History Pt 6]
Mission: Younger Years
Posted on Wed Oct 21st, 2026 @ 12:56am by Ensign Melantha Hastings
The shuttle descended silently over Berkshire countryside bathed in late summer sunlight. Melantha hated it immediately. Not because of the shuttle itself. Though she still had not grown accustomed to the impossible reality of flight without engines, without vibration, without weight shifting beneath her body the way aircraft were supposed to behave.
No.
What unsettled her was the view. Everything below looked wrong. And yet—
Familiar enough to hurt. She sat rigidly near the viewport while Doctor Amelia Renwick occupied the opposite seat, wisely choosing silence over conversation.
For nearly six weeks the doctor had remained a near constant presence…
» Professors we are?
Mission: Kintsugi
Posted on Wed Oct 14th, 2026 @ 1:00am by Commander Thomas Johnson & Captain Taiga Aisaka
Thomas walked in to the lecture hall, staring at the empty seats. It didn't seem like long ago, he was sitting in those seats. He had a stack of PADD's, as well as several crates on Iconian equipment, weaponry, and whatever data, they could get from the away teams on the starbase.
He had taken a seat, in his normal spot when he was a cadet, which was front row near the door. In case of emergency, was his excuse now it was just closer to the lecturers location. It wasn't something he had been eyeing. A lecturers position, at…
» Old Halls, New Role
Mission: Kintsugi
Posted on Tue Oct 13th, 2026 @ 9:33pm by Captain Taiga Aisaka & Vice Admiral Alina Clover & Commander Laila Bennet
The transporter pad hummed as it powered up. Several blue dots began to dance and shimmer as they formed the shape of a rather small person. After a few seconds, there stood Captain Taiga Aisaka. She was back in her Starfleet uniform, which Ryuuji had made sure was pristine and perfect earlier while she slept. She had left her house in Tokyo at 2300 hours local time and, instead of taking an overnight transport, had managed to gain permission to beam to San Francisco via Earth Spacedock. The huge space station above Earth was more of a floating city in…
» Change of Orders
Mission: Kintsugi
Posted on Mon Oct 12th, 2026 @ 1:29am by Lieutenant Commander Jasad Yuvek & Lieutenant JG Aika Thompson 'Arcadia'
[Starbase 43 — Lieutenant Commander Yuvek's Quarters]
A week into shoreleave and Lieutenant Commander Yuvek had finally remembered what it felt like to have nowhere to be.
He'd settled into a rhythm that suited him — mornings reviewing Hebitian historical texts he'd been meaning to return to for months, afternoons in the holosuite running Cardassian architectural simulations from the pre-occupation period, evenings with whatever the station's food service offered that wasn't replicated under time pressure. His ribs had stopped complaining at him. He'd slept eight consecutive hours twice. He was, by any reasonable measure, beginning to recover from an engagement…
Latest Personal Logs
» Heading out into the field again
Posted on Sun Jun 14th, 2026 @ 6:52am by Lieutenant Markus "Hammerhead" Son of juB'CHU'koon
Begin log
Personal log, stardate 97547.5, Well, the time has finally come. I have finished all the office work needed to transfer me back to active duty and reinstate my former rank. I was also given my assigent orders. I'll be heading out to the USS Tokyo the day after tomorrow, on an arrow class runabout that also ferrying a few other new replacements. Command has informed me that ill be getting my starfighter assignment upon arrival. Apparently, during the Tokyo's last time at a starbase, she was loaded with a few extra birds that were going to be transferred…
» Personal Log
Posted on Mon Apr 20th, 2026 @ 4:17pm by Lieutenant JG Tuhjer Mil
Just had my Welcome Aboard appointment with our Chief Medical Officer, and to my own surprise, I think it went rather well. That’s not something I say lightly, considering I’ve never been overly fond of people in the medical profession. My discomfort isn’t rooted in anything dramatic or life‑threatening, just a deeply unpleasant experience when I was eight years old. I won’t go into the details, mostly because I’d rather not relive them, but it was the sort of childhood ordeal that leaves a mark. I remember being miserable for days afterwards, confused and upset in that way only a…
» Make her proud
Posted on Sun Apr 19th, 2026 @ 6:47pm by Commander Thomas Johnson
First officers log
Over the last twelve hours, there has been so many things going on, being informed of a massive attack being planned, involving six armitage class starships, and hundreds of fighters. Being reassigned to another ship to lead a mission, only to be needed back on the Tokyo while en route to mission.
The mission is now being taken care of by our new chief security officer, and though I have utmost trust in his abilities. Being part of that, would have been something to remember. But now I am being tasked with an even bigger task.
With…
» Personal Log - 13th March 2397
Posted on Thu Apr 16th, 2026 @ 7:00pm by Lieutenant JG Tuhjer Mil
I’ve only been aboard a very short time, and yet somehow I found myself invited to a wedding for a couple I had never met, Ensign Lynette Bishop and Chief Petty Officer Yoshika Miyafuji. They seemed pleasant enough, but the whole situation felt… accidental, as though my name had been added to the guest list purely because I happened to be part of the crew. A courtesy gesture, nothing more. And while I genuinely appreciated the thought, it didn’t change the fact that I barely knew a soul there.
During the ceremony, I stayed toward the back, trying not to…
» The Ties That Bind Us
Posted on Sun Jul 27th, 2025 @ 11:12pm by Lieutenant Commander Casey Washburn
Personal Comminique
To: Dr. Joran Maz, Civilian Consultant at Jupiter Station
From: Lieutenant Commander Casey Washburn, USS Tokyo
Code for immediate transmission
My Dearest Joran,
I’m writing to you from the small confines of my new quarters aboard the USS Tokyo. I’ve just finished unpacking some of my boxes (including that little holo-frame you gave me on Trill) and I thought of you halfway through stowing away my tool kit. The Tokyo’s corridors are a little narrower than I remember the Republic’s, but the hum of the engines is every bit as reassuring. I’ve already found my favorite view—on Deck…