Nagoya
Toyota's home city
Nagoya is Japan's fourth-largest city, located in central Honshu on Ise Bay.
It serves as the capital of Aichi Prefecture and is a major industrial center, particularly for automobile manufacturing—Toyota's headquarters are nearby.
The city is known for its reconstructed castle, its distinctive regional cuisine, and its role as a hub between Tokyo and Osaka.
Japanese car company
- manufacturingIndustrial product creation
- automobilesSelf-propelled road vehicles
- aerospaceAtmosphere plus outer void
- roboticsAutomaton design field
Mitsubishi · ceramics · machinery · porcelain · engineering · factories · production · automation
Feudal Japanese military caste
- TokugawaRuling samurai dynasty, 1600s-1800s
- castle townCommunity surrounding a stronghold
- MeijiJapanese modernization era
- daimyoJapanese feudal landowner
feudal · shogunate · tea ceremony · craftsmanship · kabuki · taiko
Toyota
Japanese car company
- manufacturingIndustrial product creation
- automobilesSelf-propelled road vehicles
- aerospaceAtmosphere plus outer void
robotics · Mitsubishi · ceramics · machinery · porcelain · engineering · factories · production · automation · assembly
eel
Elongated scaleless fish
- red misoDark fermented soy paste
Honshu
Japan's primary island
samurai
Feudal Japanese military caste
- TokugawaRuling samurai dynasty, 1600s-1800s
- castle townCommunity surrounding a stronghold
- MeijiJapanese modernization era
daimyo · feudal · shogunate · tea ceremony · craftsmanship · kabuki · taiko
- Japanese PortsYokohama, Kobe, Osaka, Tokyo, Nagasaki
- Chubu JapanNagano, Matsumoto, Japanese Alps
- East AsiaChina, Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Korea
- Asian CitiesTokyo, Beijing, Seoul, Shanghai, Bangkok
- Coastal CitiesVenice, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai
- East Asian CitiesBeijing, Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong