Tokushima

[ taw-koo-shee-mah ]

noun

1. a seaport on NE Shikoku, in SW Japan.

Example Sentences

Co–Editor-in-Chief Toshio Matsumoto of the University of Tokushima told Science that Keio University, where Iwamoto was a lecturer, has not responded to inquiries from the journal.

From Science Magazine

His Liberal Democratic Party secured a parliamentary seat representing Nagasaki in Sunday’s vote but lost in a combined district in Kochi and Tokushima to a candidate backed by the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan.

From Seattle Times

Always seen as Japan's backwater, Tokushima is not where you would expect to see the opening of a special new school for tech-savvy young entrepreneurs.

From BBC

In April next year a school of tech entrepreneurship - the first of its kind in Japan - will open in the Tokushima town of Kamiyama.

From BBC

Mr Terada is not from Tokushima, so why did he pick the area?

From BBC