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Both mean "after 1 year" right? Are they the same or a bit different in usage?
When do you use "go" and "ato"? Example : "ato ichinen shitara Nihon ni iku"
and "ichijikan go ni iku". Are they interchangable?
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What is the difference between "ato ichinen" and "ichinen go"?
They might be confusing, but:

  * 一年後 いちねんご _ichinen go_ -- one year after(wards); one year later
  * 一年後 いちねんあと _ichinen ato_ -- one year later; one year behind
  * 後一年 あといちねん _ato ichinen_ -- one year remaining; one year to go (until)

(The word あと is written in hiragana more often than not.)

So, there are significant differences between them, though I don't deny they
could be used interchangeably in some situations.
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