Crossword clues for osaka
osaka
- Home to Universal Studios Japan
- Home to the National Bunraku Theatre
- Home to Suntory
- Expo site, 1970
- Expo city
- City southwest of Tokyo
- City southwest of Kyoto
- City on Japan's Honshu
- Chicago's "sister city" in Japan
- Bullet train stop
- Bullet train city
- 2019 Australian Open winner Naomi
- Yodo River mouth city
- Where Pumpkins took a "Bullet Train to"
- Where Panasonic was founded
- Universal Studios Japan home
- The "Kitchen of Japan"
- Tennoji Zoo location
- Tennoji Zoo city
- Tennoji Park setting
- Tennis pro Naomi
- Tennis player Naomi, or where she was born
- Tennis ace Naomi
- Site of Universal Studios Japan
- Site of Japan's Triangle Park, which hosts an annual Halloween party
- Site of Hideyoshi's castle
- Sanyo's home city
- Port on the Yodo River
- Port in Japan
- Port city on Honshu, Japan
- Populous Japanese city
- Panasonic's home base
- Panasonic's headquarters
- Panasonic headquarters city
- One end of the first bullet-train route
- Nobel winner Leo Esaki's birthplace
- Naomi who won the 2018 U.S. Open
- Nakanoshima Park city
- Metropolis on the island of Honshu
- Metropolis of Japan
- Metropolis in Japan
- Large city of Japan
- Kyoto neighbor
- Kansai University locale
- Kansai Airport setting
- Japanese port of 2+ million
- Japanese media hub city
- Japanese economic center
- Japanese city with geisha
- Japanese city where the Orix Buffaloes play
- Japanese city that will host the 2025 World Expo
- Japanese city that hosted the 1970 World's Fair
- Japanese city that held a world Expo
- Japanese city on the Yodo River
- Japanese city on the Yodo
- Japanese city on a bay
- Japanese city home to Panasonic
- Japanese city east of Kobe
- Japanese bidder for the 2008 Summer Games
- Japan's third most populous city
- Japan's street food mecca
- Japan's commercial center, historically
- Japan's "second city"
- Inland Sea metropolis
- Industrious Japanese city
- Important port of Japan
- Hozenji Temple locale
- Honshu prefecture or its capital
- Honshu prefecture
- Honshu hub
- Home to the Japanese baseball team Orix Buffaloes
- Home to Japanese baseball's Orix Buffaloes
- Home of the Shinsaibashi shopping area
- Home of the National Bunraku Theatre
- Home of the Kyocera Dome
- Home of the Hanshin Tigers
- Home of the first Universal Studios outside the U.S
- Home of Sharp or Sanyo
- Home of Sharp and Suntory
- Home of Sharp
- Home of Panasonic
- Home of Nagai Stadium
- Home of an Asian Universal Studios
- Hideo Nomo's birthplace
- Headquarters for Panasonic
- Hanshin Expressway city
- Gourmet food mecca of Japan
- First Asian tennis player to be ranked #1 in singles
- Fair city
- Expo '70 locale
- City with a Suntory Museum
- City whose name means "large hill"
- City where the Asahi Shimbun is published
- City where Capcom headquarters are
- City served by Kansai International Airport
- City of 1970 fair
- City known for okonomiyaki
- City in Honshu's Kansai region
- Big Japanese economic center
- A Universal Studios locale
- 2020 US Open winner Naomi
- 2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi
- 1970 World's Fair setting
- 1970 World Expo site
- "Venice of the Orient"
- "Venice of the East"
- "Godzilla Raids Again" setting
- 'Venice of the Orient'
- ___ Dome (Orix Buffaloes' home field)
- ___ Dome (home field of Japanese baseball's Orix Buffaloes)
- ___ Castle, Japanese landmark
- City known for its puppet theater
- Expo '70 site
- Kobe's bay
- 1970 World's Fair site in Japan
- City founded as Naniwa
- Kansai International Airport site
- City of southern Honshu
- Expo '70 host
- Pitcher Hideo Nomo's birthplace
- Honshu city
- Honshu port
- Japanese port city
- Japan's second-largest city
- Honshu metropolis
- City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River
- It was destroyed by Godzilla in "Godzilla Raids Again"
- Japanese financial center
- Where Panasonic is headquartered
- Japanese city whose name means "large hill"
- Japanese for "large hill"
- Home of Kansai International Airport
- Where Panasonic and Sanyo are headquartered
- City raided in "Godzilla Raids Again"
- Where Sanyo is headquartered
- ___-Itami International Airport
- Home to baseball's Orix Buffaloes
- Where Sharp and Panasonic are headquartered
- Stomping grounds for Godzilla
- Where Sharp Electronics is based
- Japanese city known as "the nation's kitchen"
- Asian city with an airport on an artificial island
- One terminus of a Japanese bullet train
- City destroyed by Godzilla
- Port city on southern Honshu on Osaka Bay
- Commercial and industrial center
- City of canals
- Japan's greatest port
- Japanese seaport featured in "Godzilla Raids Again"
- Prefecture of Japan
- World's Fair site: 1970
- Big city in Japan
- Japanese city trashed by Godzilla
- City near Kobe
- Japanese metropolis in "Godzilla Raids Again"
- Second city of Japan
- Important Japanese port
- City near Kyoto
- Port in Honshu
- Seaport in Honshu
- Honshu seaport
- World's Fair city: 1970
- City of Japan
- Port of Japan
- Major Japanese seaport
- Goes back regularly to a place in Japan
- Major port and commercial and industrial centre on Honshu
- City of 2 1/2+ million at the mouth of the Yodo River
- City lack passion going forward, oddly? The very opposite
- City jobs bank has periodically cut
- Kansai location huge — there's another name for it
- Port city of southern Honshu
- Japanese port’s extremely obvious alias
- Does walk, say, regularly, in Japanese city
- Third most populous Japanese city
- Asian city — it's in pretty good area
- City in Japan
- One of Japan's largest cities
- Japanese industrial center
- Japanese site of Expo '70
- Port of Honshu
- City at the mouth of the Yodo River
- City east of Kobe
- Yodo River city
- Tennis star Naomi
- Locale of Universal Studios Japan
- Japanese port in Honshu
- Japan's "City of Water"
- City on Honshu island
- City of Honshu
- Universal Studios Japan city
- Third-largest city in Japan
- Seaport of Japan
- Port on Honshu
- Port near Kobe
- Major Japanese city
- Kobe neighbor
- Japanese Expo city
- Japanese commercial center
- Japan's third-largest city
- Home of Universal Studios Japan
- First capital of Japan
- Expo '70 city
- City on Honshu, in Japan
- Bay of Japan
- Universal Studios Japan site
- Tennis champ Naomi
- Site of Expo '70
- Sanyo headquarters city
- Port southwest of Kyoto
- Port near Kyoto
- Port city of Japan
- Neighbor of Kobe and Kyoto
- Mizuno Corporation headquarters
- Major Japanese port
- Japanese financial hub
- Japanese bay city
- Japan"s 1970 World's Fair site
- Japan's second city
- Industrial Japanese city
- Industrial city of Japan
- Honshu Island city
Wikipedia
(; ) is a designated city in the Kansai region of Japan. It is the capital city of Osaka Prefecture and the largest component of the Keihanshin Metropolitan Area, the second largest metropolitan area in Japan and among the largest in the world with over 19 million inhabitants. Situated at the mouth of the Yodo River on Osaka Bay, Osaka is the second largest city in Japan by daytime population after Tokyo's 23 wards and the third largest city by nighttime population after Tokyo's 23 wards and Yokohama, serving as a major economic hub for the country.
Historically a merchant city, Osaka has also been known as the and served as a center for the rice trade during the Edo period.
__NOTOC__ Osaka or Ōsaka may refer to:
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, Japan's second largest city by population, the capital of Osaka Prefecture.
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, Japan's second smallest prefecture by area
Osaka may also refer to:
Osaka is the only album put out by The Kickovers. It was released on April 23, 2002 on the Fenway Recordings record label.
Some promotional copies of Osaka went out with the band's original name, The Brakes. Shortly after, they had to change their name because of a New York band called The Break.
The album includes one cover, " Hanging on the Telephone", which was originally performed by The Nerves, although a cover of it by Blondie was more popular. "The Good Life" is also the name of a Weezer song, so some fans may have expected it to be a cover, especially since bassist Mikey Welsh was a member of Weezer prior to The Kickovers. Although not a member, Dave Aarnoff of The Shods performed bass on several tracks of the album.
Usage examples of "osaka".
He had invited the various lords to a tea ceremony at Osaka Castle, which was still under construction.
At Nankin the weary and dispirited survivors realized that Japan was now also at war with the United States and that Osaka and Nagoya were in the hands of Communist Committees.
Instead they appeared in lending magazines published by houses out of Osaka and Nagoya, or minor Tokyo firms.
Thus in Yedo, Osaka and Nagasaki where the really rich merchants lived, shunga, though officially outlawed, were painted, carved and merrily produced by the best artists and printmakers in the land.
A Chinese Vindication Society organized an air raid on Osaka and Tokio in 1935 after the great Green Cross raid on Nankin in that year.
And the retinue of two prosperous rice brokers from the bustling Kitahama commercial district in Osaka, where, it was said, money flowed past the wharves and strolled in the streets.
The night before, I signed the Department of Transportation appropriations bill, only the fourth of the needed thirteen, and canceled my scheduled trip to the Asia Pacific leaders’ meeting in Osaka, Japan.
Obviously the ship had to be investigated at once but Toranaga was still away in Osaka for the final confrontation with General Lord Ishido and, in his absence, had invited Yabu and all friendly neighboring daimyos to wait until his return.
Yabu knew that he and the other independent daimyos and their families were merely added protection for Toranaga's safety and, though of course the word would never be used, they were hostages against Toranaga's safe return from the impregnable enemy fortress at Osaka where the meeting was being held.
Eighty thousand samurai in and around Osaka Castle did his bidding, for he was Commander of the Garrison - and therefore Commander of the Heir's Bodyguard - Chief General of the Armies of the West, Conqueror of Korea, member of the Council of Regents, and formally Inspector General of all the late Taiko's armies, which were legally all the armies of all daimyos throughout the realm.
He wanted time to examine his blinding new thought about Osaka Castle and that battle, and he was tired of talking, tired of being cross-questioned, but most of all he wanted to eat.
Each night, in his borrowed apartment, he would send the day's accumulation of material to Osaka University's Department of Sociology.
Today in Osaka, intermediaries will tell Kiyama and the chief of your priests this is a free gift from me to them, proof of my sincerity: that I am not opposed to the Church, only Ishido.