Maebashi

American

[mah-e-bah-shee] / ˈmɑ ɛˈbɑ ʃi /

noun

a city in the central part of Honshu, in central Japan.

Maebashi British

/ ˈmɑːɛˈbɑːʃiː /

noun

a city in central Japan, on central Honshu: centre of sericulture and silk-spinning; university (1949). Pop: 283 005 (2002 est)

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In 2017, she moved to Maebashi, where her boyfriend, Nobuhiro Honma, 26, lives.

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MAEBASHI, Japan — A sweet shop featuring insects baked into its treats has recently opened in Maebashi.

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Maebashi city official Kazuhiko Kuwabara has watched the four train in person.

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Akoon Akoon, a 400-meter hurdler, pointed out the distinct advantage of training in Maebashi.

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“Before I go to the Olympics, I can get enough training here in Maebashi with the coaches and the track here,” he said, pausing.

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