2.5 million people live in Osaka, Japan's third largest and second most important
city.
It was previously known as Naniwa, once Japan's capital city.
In the 16th century, it could become Japan's capital, but later government was
moved to the far Edo, the present Tokyo.
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Fukuoka, capital city of Fukuoka Prefecture, is located on the northern shore
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Hakone, in Kanagawa Prefecture, is a town in Japan. Located on the eastern side of Hakone Pass
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