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    3. 北陸

    北陸

    北ほく陸りく

    Hokuriku region (of Honshu; incl. Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa and Fukui prefectures)

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    ほくりく

    Noun

    1.
    Hokuriku region (of Honshu; incl. Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa and Fukui prefectures)

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    北ほく陸りくは冬ふゆに雪ゆきが多おおい。

    Hokuriku has a lot of snow in winter.

    KMT4Weather & GeographyTravel & Transportation
    週しゅう末まつに北ほく陸りくへ旅りょ行こうに行いく予よ定ていです。

    I plan to travel to Hokuriku this weekend.

    KMT5Travel & Transportation
    北ほく陸りくの冬ふゆの味み覚かくといえば、カニが有ゆう名めいです。

    Speaking of Hokuriku's winter delicacies, crab is famous.

    KMT5Food & DiningTravel & Transportation
    北ほく陸りく新しん幹かん線せんが開かい通こうし、東とう京きょうからのアクセスが格かく段どうに良よくなった。

    With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen, access from Tokyo has dramatically improved.

    KMT6Travel & TransportationTechnology
    北ほく陸りく地ち方ほうには美うつくしい海かい岸がん線せんと歴れき史し的てきな町まち並なみが広ひろがっています。

    The Hokuriku region boasts beautiful coastlines and historic townscapes.

    KMT6Travel & TransportationHistory

    Kanji that make up this word

    北
    きた…(5)
    north
    陸
    おか…(7)
    land・six
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