Osaka
Osaka
Osaka thị | |
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Siudad ti Osaka | |
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![]() Lokasion ti Osaka idiayPrepektura ti Osaka | |
Nagsasabtan:34°41′38″N135°30′8″E/ 34.69389°N 135.50222°ENagsasabtan:34°41′38″N135°30′8″E/ 34.69389°N 135.50222°E | |
Pagilian | Hapon |
Rehion | Kansai |
Prepektura | Prepektura ti Osaka |
Gobierno | |
• Mayor | Hirofumi Yoshimura (ORA) |
Kalawa | |
•Naidesignado a siudad | 223.00 km2(86.10 sq mi) |
Populasion (Enero 1, 2015) | |
•Naidesignado a siudad | 2,691,185 |
• Ranggo | Maika-3 |
• Densidad | 12,000/km2(31,000/sq mi) |
•Metro | 19,303,000 |
Sona ti oras | UTC+9(Pagalagadan nga Oras ti Hapon) |
- Kayo | Sakura |
- Sabong | Pansy |
Numero ti telepono | 06-6208-8181 |
Adres | 1-3-20 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Ōsaka-shi, Ōsaka-fu 530-8201 |
Website | www |
TiOsaka(Osaka thị,Ōsaka-shi)(Panangibalikas a Hapon:[oːsaka];dengngen(tulong·pakaammo)) ket tinaidesignado a siudadidiayRehion ti Kansaiti Hapon. Daytoy ti kapitolio a siudad tiPrepektura ti Osakaken ti kadakkelan a komponente ti Metropolitano a lugar tiKeihanshin,timaikadua a kadakkelan a metropolitano a lugaridiay Hapon ken maysa kadagitikadakkelaniti lubong nga agraman kadagiti sumurok a 19 a riwriw nga agtataeng. Mabirukan iti sabangan tiKarayan YodoidiayLuek Osaka,ti Osaka ket ti maikadua a kadakkelan a siudad babaen ti populasion ti panawen ti aldaw kalpasan ti dagiti 23 a barrio ti Tokyo ken timaikatlo a kadakkelan a siudadbabaen ti populasion ti panawen tirabii kalpasan dagiti23 nga espesial a barrrio ti TokyokenYokohamaidiay Hapon, ken agserbi a kas sentro ti ekonomia.
Naipakasaritaan daytoy a kas pagtagilakuan a siudad, ti Osaka ket ammon a kas ti "kusina ti pagilian"(Thiên hạ の đài sở,tenka no daidokoro)ken nagserbi a kas sentro ti panagtagilako ti bagas idi las-ud tiPaset ti panawen ti Edo.[2][3][4][5]
Dagiti nagibasaran
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Adu pay a mabasbasa
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Dagiti akinruar a silpo
[urnosen|urnosen ti taudan]Dagiti midia a mainaig itiOsakaiti Wikimedia Commons
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