OSAKA

OSAKA


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Godzilla Raids Again setting
Venice of the Orient
Black Rain setting
1970 Worlds Fair city
1970 Worlds Fair site
1970 Worlds Fair site in Japan
Bay of Japan
Bidder for 2008 Summer Games
Bidder for the 2008 Summer Games
Big Japanese economic center
Birthplace of the violinist Midori
Bullet train city
Bullet train destination
Bullet train stop
Bullet-train city
Chicagos sister city in Japan
City E of Kobe
City ESE of Kobe
City at the mouth of the Yodo River
City east of Kobe
City founded as Naniwa
City in Japan
City known for its puppet theater
City known for okonomiyaki
City near Kobe
City near Kyoto
City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River
City of 2 1/2+ million at the mouth of the Yodo River
City of Honshu
City of Japan
City of S Honshu
City of canals
City of southern Honshu
City on Honshu
City on Honshu Island
City on the Yodo
City on the Yodo River
City raided in Godzilla Raids Again
City south of Kyoto
City where Capcom headquarters are
City where one-named violinist Midori was born
City where the violinist Midori was born
City where violinist Midori was born
City with a Suntory Museum
Expo 70 city
Expo 70 host
Expo 70 locale
Expo 70 site
First capital of Japan
Hanshin Expressway city
Hideo Nomos birthplace
Hideyoshi castle city
Home of Kansai International Airport
Home of Nagai Stadium
Home of Sharp
Home of Sharp and Suntory
Home of Sumitomo Bank
Home of the Hanshin Tigers
Home of the National Bunraku Theatre
Home to Suntory
Home to Universal Studios Japan
Home to the National Bunraku Theatre
Honshu Bay port
Honshu Island city
Honshu bay and port
Honshu city
Honshu commercial center
Honshu hub
Honshu metropolis
Honshu port
Honshu prefecture
Honshu prefecture or its capital
Honshu seaport
Important port of Japan
Industrial city of Japan
Industrious Japanese city
Inland Sea metropolis
It has close connections with Kobe
It was destroyed by Godzilla in Godzilla Raids Again
Its bidding for the 2008 Olympics
Japans City of Water
Japans ___ Castle
Japans ___ College of Music
Japans second largest city
Japans second-biggest city
Japans second-largest city
Japans third largest city
Japans third-largest city
Japanese bay
Japanese bay city
Japanese city
Japanese city of 2.5. million
Japanese city on the Yodo
Japanese city on the Yodo River
Japanese city whose name means large hill
Japanese city whose pro baseball team is the Kintetsu Buffaloes
Japanese city with geisha
Japanese economic center
Japanese financial center
Japanese for large hill
Japanese industrial center
Japanese media hub city
Japanese metropolis
Japanese metropolis in Godzilla Raids Again
Japanese port
Japanese port city
Japanese port in Honshu
Japanese port on Honshu
Japanese seaport
Japanese site of Expo 70
Kansai Airport setting
Kansai International Airport site
Kansai International Airports setting
Kobes bay
Kyoto neighbor
Large city of Japan
Major Asian port
Megalopolis at the mouth of the Yodo
Metropolis of Japan
Mizuno Corporation headquarters
Neighbor of Kobe and Kyoto
Nobel winner Leo Esakis birthplace
One of Japans largest cities
Panasonics headquarters
Panasonics home base
Pitcher Hideo Nomos birthplace
Populous Japanese city
Port in Japan
Port near Kobe
Port of Japan
Prefecture of Japan
Second-largest city in Japan
Site of Bashos death
Site of Expo 70
Tennoji Park setting
The Kitchen of Japan
Where John Murtha once suggested that Operation Iraqi Freedom forces be deployed
Where Panasonic and Sanyo are headquartered
Where Panasonic is headquartered
Worlds Fair site of 70
Yodo River city
Yodo River mouth city
___ Music College (noted Japanese conservatory)
___-Itami International Airport
Seaport on Honshu Island.
Seaport of Honshu Island
Second largest Japanese city.
Large Japanese seaport.
Large city of Honshu.
Commercial center of Japan.
Japanese Pittsburgh.
Large port on bay near the Inland Sea.
Commercial center in Japan.
Japan's second largest city.
City of Japan, on the Inland Sea.
Honshu bay
Tourist site in '70.
Fair city
City of 1970 fair
Expo city
Site of Expo '70
Japan's second-largest city
Japan's greatest port
Port in Honshu
Seaport in Honshu
Major Japanese seaport
Important Japanese port
World's Fair city: 1970
World's Fair site: 1970
Second city of Japan
Big city in Japan
1970 World's Fair site
Expo '70 site
Kobe's bay
Expo '70 host
Pitcher Hideo Nomo's birthplace
Where Sanyo is headquartered
Stomping grounds for Godzilla
Where Sharp Electronics is based
Home to baseball's Orix Buffaloes
Asian city with an airport on an artificial island
Where Sharp and Panasonic are headquartered
One terminus of a Japanese bullet train
Japanese city known as the nation's kitchen
City destroyed by Godzilla
Where Sanyo and Panasonic are headquartered
Home of Panasonic
City destroyed by 1-Across
Home of the first Universal Studios outside the U.S.
Japanese city on a bay
Universal Studios Japan site
Japanese port of 2+ million
Tennis star Naomi
Port of Honshu.
___ Castle, Japanese landmark
Tennis pro Naomi
2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi
Port city on Honshu, Japan
Third largest city in Japan
Major port and commercial and industrial centre on Honshu
Port city of southern Honshu
Third most populous Japanese city
Port in Japan, very large, known by another name as well?
Grotesque oaks encircling a Japanese port
New oaks planted round a Japanese city
Japanese city, very large
Japan's third city
Port city on Honshu
Oriental city, huge, with this other name
Hence, perhaps, Japanese sailor: his other name is?
Japanese city's massive alias
Port where sailor has a car, reportedly
2019 Australian Open winner Naomi
Universal Studios Japan home
Japanese financial hub
Sailor with alias in Asian city
A king brought by seaman to a port
Goes back regularly to a place in Japan
Third-largest city in Japan
Japans second city
One end of the first bullet-train route
Sanyos home city
Home of an Asian Universal Studios
Where Panasonic was founded
City southwest of Kyoto
City just southwest of Kyoto
Naomi who won the U.S. Open in 2018
2019 Australian Open winner, or the city she was born in
The original Tokaido Shinkansen route: Tokyo-Nagoya-___
Japanese baseballs Orix Buffaloes home stadium, the ___ Dome
City where the Panasonic, Sharp, and Sanyo headquarters are located
City where the 1,905 seat Umeda Arts Theater is located
Tennis player Naomi, or her birthplace
City’s very big, goes by another name (5)
City home to the Umeda Sky Building
Japan's street food mecca
First Asian tennis player to be ranked #1 in singles
A Universal Studios city
Naomi who won the Australian Open last week
2020 US Open winner Naomi
U.S. Open tennis champion of 2018 and 2020
Japanese megalopolis at the mouth of the Yodo
Japanese city named the worlds second most liveable by the Economist
Naomi who lit the Olympic Torch in Tokyo last week
Naomi who lit the Olympic Torch in Tokyo this summer
Japanese city named by the Economist as the 10th most expensive in the world to live in in 2021
Wind instrument
Domestic fowls
___ stop
In Norse mythology, the goddess of love and fecundity
Asian city — its in pretty good area
Kansai location huge — theres another name for it
The third largest city in Japan
Naomi who competed at the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo
First Japanese tennis player with a WTA #1 ranking
Naomi who won the 2021 Australian Open
Sailor also called port in Japan
Tennis star Naomi, or the city of her birth
Naomi with four Major tennis titles
Naomi ___ , Japanese tennis champion
2019 and 2021 Australian Open winner Naomi
2019 and 2021 Australian Open winner Naomi
Old Ford carrying it into city
Japanese city situated at the mouth of the Yodo River
Tennis star Naomi who was born in the city of 3-Down
Panasonics home
Shogun setting
Japanese city that hosted the 1970 Worlds Fair
Naomi who lit the Olympic Torch in Tokyo in 2020
Naomi of tennis fame
City home to the Shitenno-ji temple
Koalas strangely left out somewhere in Japan
In 2021 she became the first tennis player to light the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony
City that's home to the Shitennoji temple
Tennis champ Naomi




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