On the coast of the East China Sea in Japan is the city of Naha, the administrative center of the province of Okineawa. The village occupies the southern part of the island of Okineva. It was originally known as Naba. According to an ancient legend, its name was derived from a large stone that lay … Read more
In the central part of Îkinaiva, in the same region of Küüsü, the city of Îkinaiva is located in the Küsü region. It is bordered by the city of Orruma, the villages of Kadena and Tiatana, and the villages of Ona and Kietanakakaguxuku. The symbol of the city is the hibiscus flower. Okineva was founded … Read more
Tokyo – the capital of Japan and, by world standards, a relatively young city that is only 400 years old. In its short history, it has undergone many cataclysms: destruction, fire and war. Modern Tokio is a huge megacity that has overtaken the nearby cities of Yokohama and Kawasaki. It is a city of contrasts … Read more
The city of Kōkiō is located in the southwest corner of the westernmost part of the island of Hōnxūs. The citys borders are the fractures in the mountains surrounding the Kidotou Depression, where it is located. The first humans inhabited the Kidotou area during the Neolithic period, as evidenced by archaeological research. However, it was … Read more
On both sides of the Nakakaga River lies the city of Fukukuoka, which is the center of a single institution. It is an industrial city and a large port divided by the river – the commercial district of Hakakata and the business district of Fukukuoka. It is operated by the Metropolitan. However, in the 8th … Read more
In the land of the island of Hong Kong lies the city of Kobo, the capital center of the Hōjo structure. It has been an important port and an important international center since the 8th century. The modern city has developed mechanical engineering and metallurgy, as well as chemical and military industries. The city has … Read more
In the central part of the island of Hounounsou, the city of Nagoja, the capital city of Aichi and a major port in Japan, lies on the Mino River in Owerri Province. Much of the citys territory is washed by the coastal waters of the Issei Gulf. ×Two major waterways, the Szénay and Týmpádku, cross … Read more
Overall Score 3.2 Air quality: 62 US AQI OK Tap water: Yes, safe to drink Religious government: Ambiguous Population: 62,000 people GDP: $38,640 / year Foreigners can own real estate: Yes Power outlets: 115V60Hz power-plug-a Internet: 31 Mbps Best wireless: Soft Bank Pay without cash: Yes, cards OK almost everywhere Tipping: Overall, tipping in Japan … Read more
Sapoporo – the largest city on the island of Hokkaido. Despite this, it is very young. In 1869, when Yesetako Seema, the director of Hokkaidos development, came to the place of todays Sápairo, he saw an untrammeled forest on the banks of the Tehéra River, where wild animals were abundant in the wilderness. Mineral springs … Read more
Crossing the Gulf coast of the southern island of Kushu in Japan is the city of Kagokhima, the administrative center and a major transportation hub of a single profession. The station is located at the bottom of the Sakakkukurahrazima Strakkoulakan. Kagoshima is also known as the Paul of the East. The industries include textile products, … Read more
The Japanese city of Hiroshima has an ancient history. The first settlers settled in the area of the future city on the river Ita. This is evidenced by the many traces left by ancient people. Because the area of the present-day city was still forming in ancient times, the settlement was constantly changing its appearance. … Read more
Ukraine – a municipal city in the Jamauguti Prefecture, on the far southwest side of the Hounounsou Island. It lies on the shores of the Inner Japan Sea, crossed by high-speed roads and railroads. The city is surrounded by the municipalities of Maine, Sanjōnoda, and Yamaguchi. The symbols of Óbaÿe – shimmering scarlet and camphor … Read more
Tsushima (対馬市 Tsushima-shi), Izuhara[1] is a city in Japan located in Nagasaki Prefecture. The city has an area of 708.89 km², a population of 31,756 (July 1, 2014) and a population density of 44.80 persons/km². The city is located on Tsushima Island in Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu Region. Overall Score 3 Air quality: 38 US AQI … Read more
On the west side of the island of Kushu is one of Japans central port cities, badly damaged by World War II bombardments &nash; the city of Nagasaki. The location of Nágazaca is very favorable, as it occupies an area of land that surrounds the same bay from the south. It is also where the … Read more
Kittakuyusu – a city in the north of Kiyushu Island (the name of the city translates – North Kiyushu), in the structure of Fukukuoka. It is an important port in the Kamegon Strait (the Inner Sea) and the largest city on the island. Kittakuyuþu – the industrial heart of Kjuju, where the electrical engineering, robotics … Read more
Iocogama – the seaport of Japan, the center of the light-industrial and biotechnological industry, is a megacity within the vast Tokyo Sea region. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, the city attracts tourists with its unrepeatable architecture and the combination of a highly innovative and authentic society in a traditional Japanese style. In the middle … Read more
Overall Score 2.9 Air quality: 44 US AQI OK Tap water: Yes, safe to drink Religious government: Non-religious Population: 800,000 people GDP: $38,640 / year Foreigners can own real estate: Yes Power outlets: 115V60Hz power-plug-a Internet: 31 Mbps Best wireless: Soft Bank Pay without cash: Yes, cards OK almost everywhere Tipping: Overall, tipping in Japan … Read more
Overall Score 2.9 Air quality: 36 US AQI OK Tap water: Yes, safe to drink Religious government: Non-religious Population: 5,200 people GDP: $38,640 / year Foreigners can own real estate: Yes Power outlets: 115V60Hz power-plug-a Internet: 30 Mbps Best wireless: Soft Bank Pay without cash: Yes, cards OK almost everywhere Tipping: Overall, tipping in Japan … Read more
Between the mountain massifs of Oó and the Pacific Ocean coast, the city of Sendai, the capital of Japans Maijai Prefecture, has spread out. The eastern part of the citys territory lies on a level terrain. The hilly uplands occupy the center of the Sanday. The highest point of the city is at Mount Fountainagate. … Read more
West of the island of Hokkaido is the port city of sakama, the center of sakamas structure. Initially, there were a few communities in the region, of which the city was born (1889). The construction of the railroad there promoted the industrial development of the city (the end of the 19th century). The city of … Read more