Tōkai, Aichi

Tōkai (Japanese东海 市, -shi ) is a city in Aichi Prefecture in Japan. It is located south of Nagoya on the Chita Peninsula.

Geography

Tōkai located south of Nagoya in the Ise Bay.

History

Tōkai was established on April 1, 1969 from the merger of two communities Ueno (上 野 町, -chō ) and Yokosuka (横须贺 町, -chō ) of the district of Chita.

Traffic

  • Train: Nagoya Railroad Tokoname Line
  • Nagoya Railroad Kowa Line
  • National Road 155,247,302

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Yutaka Banno (* 1961), politician

Adjacent Cities and Towns

  • Nagoya
  • Chita
  • Ōbu
  • Higashiura
Tree Cinnamomum camphora Color Cities of Japan Chita, Aichi Aisai, Aichi Ama (Aichi) Handa, Aichi Hekinan, Aichi Ichinomiya (Aichi) Inazawa, Aichi Iwakura, Aichi Kariya (Aichi) Kasugai, Aichi Kitanagoya, Aichi Kiyosu, Aichi Komaki, Aichi Miyoshi (Aichi) Nagakute, Aichi Nishio, Aichi Nisshin, Aichi Okazaki, Aichi Owariasahi, Aichi Seto (Aichi) Shinshiro, Aichi Tahara (Aichi) Takahama (Aichi) Tokoname, Aichi Toyoake, Aichi Toyohashi, Aichi Toyokawa, Aichi Tsushima (Aichi) Yatomi, Aichi Nukata District, Aichi
777907
de