Hachioji

[ hah-chee-aw-jee ]

noun

1. a city on SE Honshu, in Japan, W of Tokyo.

Example Sentences

A fire-engine maker, Nihon Kikai Kogyo in the western suburban city of Hachioji in Tokyo, is among firms that are struggling with the persistent need to cut prices to win public tender.

From Reuters

Akiya & Inaka’s listings include a 2,195-square-foot home built in 1983 in the suburb of Hachioji, Tokyo, with a small garden and a reception room featuring a raised tatami floor, tokonoma alcove and a rare wickerwork ceiling of woven cedar.

From Seattle Times

When the International Federation of Sport Climbing held its world championships in suburban Hachioji in 2019, the event took place in an air-conditioned convention center.

From New York Times

She scaled the wall in 9.1 seconds that day in Hachioji, Japan.

From Washington Post

Takaaki Kohyama, who owns Tamon Sushi and Hachioji Craft Ramen on 1st Street, said the addition of alfresco dining has saved his business, though he has still downsized.

From Los Angeles Times