Amagasaki
Americannoun
noun
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Born in 1941 in Amagasaki, an industrial city in central Japan, Mr. Karatani first came to prominence as a literary critic while at Hosei University in Tokyo.
From New York Times
Online users scoured listings on online marketplaces for “encrypted flash drives in Amagasaki” and speculated how long it would take to crack the password.
From New York Times
Also missing, embarrassed officials in Amagasaki, an industrial city northwest of Osaka, explained at a news conference, were the names, birthdays and ID numbers of about 460,000 people: the entire population of the city.
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When that effort failed, Amagasaki officials held their contrite briefing.
From New York Times
“I apologize from my heart for giving trouble to the citizens,” Kazumi Inamura, the mayor of Amagasaki, said at the news conference.
From New York Times
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