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Japanese port, hit by an earthquake in 1995
Answer for the clue "Japanese port, hit by an earthquake in 1995 ", 4 letters:
kobe
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Word definitions for kobe in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
type of fine beef, named for the region in Japan where it is raised, from Japanese ko "god" + he "house."
Usage examples of kobe.
He ordered Kobe Beef Tartar on a Bed of Sauteed Shiitake Mushrooms and Rack of Lamb ala Tandoori with Sauce Bordelaise, by no means the most expensive dishes on the menu.
This was followed in close succession by reports of attacks on Yokohama, Kawasaki, and Yokosuka, and a short time later by another series of reports telling of attacks farther south, on Nagoya, Yokkaichi, Wakayama, and Kobe.
There, they were told, they would board a Naval Air Transport Command Douglas R5D, which would depart at 1400, and after several inter-mediate stops-Osaka, Kobe, and Sasebo-would deposit them at K-l Airfield, Pusan, South Korea, where they would be met by a Marine liaison officer who would get them to the First Marine Brigade (Provisional), where Aug9-2 would be disestablished, and they would be as-signed billets in the brigade according to the needs of the brigade at the moment.
A number of his favorite dishes came to him: Magellanic frettage, Kobe steak, jiauzi, fresh strawberries.
Goto Engineering is headquartered in Kobe and they would not fly out of the Tokyo airport.
Goto Dengo clears his throat like the engine of a major piece of earth-moving equipment rumbling to life, and recommends the Kobe beef.
The Honjo Maru had carried 400 new electric mini cars from Kobe, Japan, and was making the return voyage with a cargo of newsprint paper from the great pulp mills of Quebec.