Tokushima

American  

[taw-koo-shee-mah] / ˈtɔ kʊˈʃi mɑ /

noun

1. a seaport on NE Shikoku, in SW Japan.

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Example Sentences

Co–Editor-in-Chief Toshio Matsumoto of the University of Tokushima told Science that Keio University, where Iwamoto was a lecturer, has not responded to inquiries from the journal.

From Science Magazine

Always seen as Japan's backwater, Tokushima is not where you would expect to see the opening of a special new school for tech-savvy young entrepreneurs.

From BBC

In April next year a school of tech entrepreneurship - the first of its kind in Japan - will open in the Tokushima town of Kamiyama.

From BBC

Mr Ominami wasn't available to be interviewed when we were in Tokushima, but he and Chikahiro Terada of Sansan have a vision of turning Kamiyama into Asia's Silicon Valley.

From BBC

Mr Terada is not from Tokushima, so why did he pick the area?

From BBC