Tanaka

[ tuh-nah-kuh; Japanese tah-nah-kah ]

noun

1. Baron Gi·i·chi [gee-, ee, -chee], 1863–1929, Japanese military and political leader: prime minister 1927–29.

Example Sentences

Tanaka is a special correspondent.

From Los Angeles Times

On her most recent trip she asked Kanno to give her the exact haircut sported by Mamiko Tanaka, Ohtani’s wife.

From Los Angeles Times

“Yes, I gave it to her,” Kanno said with a chuckle, gesturing at a picture of Ohtani and Tanaka hanging on the wall.

From Los Angeles Times

Leeds have opened talks with Fortuna Dusseldorf in a bid to sign Japan midfielder Ao Tanaka, 25.

From BBC

All 10 of those in the department who faced charges in the case either pleaded guilty or were convicted, including former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, who was sentenced to five years in prison after a jury found he helped lead the scheme.

From Los Angeles Times