Anjo, Aichi
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Anjō (安城市; -shi) is a city located in Aichi, Japan.
As of 2003, the city has an estimated population of 164,043 and the density of 1,907.25 persons per km². The total area is 86.01 km².
The city was founded on May 5, 1952.
The city is known as the 'Denmark' of Japan, and produces its own microbrew known as den-beer.
[edit] Sister Cities
[edit] External links
- (Japanese) Official website
- (English) English portions
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| Aisai | Anjou | Chiryu | Chita | Gamagori | Handa | Hekinan | Ichinomiya | Inazawa | Inuyama | Iwakura | Kariya | Kasugai | Kitanagoya | Kiyosu | Komaki | Konan | Nagoya (capital) | Nishio | Nisshin | Okazaki | Obu | Owariasahi | Seto | Shinshiro | Tahara | Takahama | Tokoname | Tokai | Toyoake | Toyohashi | Toyokawa | Toyota | Tsushima | Yatomi | |||
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| Aichi | Ama | Chita | Hazu | Hoi | Kitashitara | Nishikamo | Nishikasugai | Niwa | Nukata | |||
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