Sendai
Americannoun
noun
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Researchers in the northeastern city of Sendai have been exploring ways to harness solar power to keep the temperature inside strawberry greenhouses warm.
From New York Times
At an elementary school in Sendai, north of Fukushima, participants released hundreds of colorful balloons in memory of the lives lost.
From Seattle Times
In Sendai, northern Japan, officials are conducting an internal probe following allegations that children had to strip into their underwear during meal time so they don’t dirty their clothes.
From Seattle Times
SENDAI, Japan — Kotaro Isaka, one of Japan’s most popular crime thriller writers, is a self-described homebody.
From New York Times
He rarely leaves Sendai, the city in northeast Japan where he lives, and many of his books are set there.
From New York Times
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