Koriyama

American  

[kaw-ree-yah-mah] / ˈkɔ riˈyɑ mɑ /

noun

1. a city on E central Honshu, in Japan.

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Example Sentences

One 48-year-old resident of Koriyama, a city west of the Daiichi plant and about 30 miles outside of the evacuation zone, said she believes her daughter, then 13, developed thyroid cancer because of radiation from the accident.

From Los Angeles Times

She had become almost inured to such behavior as she went through trainings at Camp Koriyama in northeastern Japan.

From Washington Post

Junko Isogai, 48, was raising two young daughters with her husband in Koriyama, a city in Fukushima Prefecture, when the meltdowns occurred 42 miles away.

From New York Times

Toshikatsu Watanabe, who runs a public relations company in Koriyama, a city in Fukushima prefecture, said he was initially excited about the Olympics because he saw it as a way to highlight Fukushima as a safe region with a vibrant culture and delicious produce — a change from its association with tragedy.

From Washington Post

Shuhei Ohno, 34, a chef in Koriyama, said he feared that the torch relay may “raise the infection risk” nationwide.

From New York Times