Nagoya
a city on S Honshu, in central Japan.
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How to use Nagoya in a sentence
A breakthrough came in April 1971, during the Table Tennis World Championship in Nagoya, Japan.
It wasn’t Richard Nixon who changed relations with China | Kazushi Minami | February 28, 2022 | Washington PostIn March, a Sri Lankan woman, Ratnayake Liyanage Wishma Sandamali, perished in an immigration facility in Nagoya after complaining of a stomach ailment since January.
A Belarusian Olympic Athlete Found Protection in Japan. Most Refugees Do Not | Tim Hornyak/Tokyo | August 5, 2021 | TimeThe conclusion of the court was that “Nagoya” was a code name for Kiyoshi Takayama.
Shomei Tomatsu, for example, experienced the destruction of Nagoya, his home city, as a teenager.
Kobe and Kyoto have a little more than half a million; Nagoya and Yokohama four hundred thousand apiece.
The Foundations of Japan | J.W. Robertson Scott
In Nagoya, in Tokyo, or wherever you are, the theme is always some natural event connected with the nature near by.
Letters from China and Japan | John DeweyThe seismographs at Gifu and Nagoya registered the first half-dozen vibrations, and were then buried beneath the fallen buildings.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes | Charles DavisonThe seismographs at Gifu and Nagoya were thrown down within the first few seconds, and failed to record the principal motion.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes | Charles DavisonThe next largest city is Nagoya, with a population of 206,742.
The Gist of Japan | R. B. Peery
British Dictionary definitions for Nagoya
/ (ˈnɑːɡəʊjə) /
a city in central Japan, on S Honshu on Ise Bay: a major industrial centre. Pop: 2 109 681 (2002 est)
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