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Yokohama
(横浜市,
Yokohama-shi?)
is the capital of Kanagawa Prefecture, located in the Kantō region of the
main island of Honshū and is a major commercial hub of the Greater Tokyo
Area.
Yokohama's population of 3.6 million makes it
Japan's largest incorporated city and second most populous urban area after
Tokyo.
Yokohama developed rapidly as Japan's prominent
port city following the end of Japan's isolation in the late 19th century, and
is today one of its major ports along with Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Hakata, Tokyo,
and Chiba.
Yokohama is also one of the very few cities in
Japan with a diverse multicultural population, although there has been an influx
in immigration into Japan as a whole in recent years. As a result it has become
a multicultural city with multicultural attractions including multicultural
festivals and events.
International Sports Fest
Yokohama (
横浜市, -shi)
ist eine Großstadt und Verwaltungssitz der japanischen Präfektur Kanagawa sowie
eine bedeutende Industrie- und Handelsstadt. Yokohama ist Teil des
Ballungsgebiets von Tokio. Sie ist (nach Tokio) die zweitgrößte Stadt Japans.
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News December 23, 2008 - Yokohama Makes
Org Changes
Takao Oishi, Yokohama Tire Corp.’s
president and CEO, announced several organizational changes,
including Jim MacMaster being named to COO.
Along with being COO, MacMaster will
retain his current title of executive vice president of the business
division. According to Oishi, MacMaster will have day-to-day
authority over all aspects of Yokohama’s business operations.
Oishi also announced that Jim Quinn was promoted from director of
operations to vice president of operations. Several other changes in
job scope and titles included: Dan King, from vice president of
sales to vice president of sales and marketing; Mark Chung, from
director of strategic marketing to director of corporate strategy
and planning; and Jim Mayfield, from director of ADVAN to director
of business development.
The organizational changes will take effect Jan. 1. (Tire
Review/Akron)News
December 19, 2008 - Rooney sparks Yokohama excitement
Well, Manchester United's 5-3 win over Gamba
hediye
Osaka was the kind of
match worth flying halfway around the world for. A contest that, by
the end, had you as open-mouthed in disbelief as the country that
staged it, and within half an hour of full-time had seen Sir Alex
Ferguson deliver a gem of a quote to rival any he's uttered during
his 22-year tenure. Eight goals, a casual approach to defending and
a cameo from Wayne Rooney that would have been just the tonic for a
small band of hardy Brits in attendance. Whilst some of us have been
acclimatising - culturally as well as physically - for three days,
there were plenty of visiting supporters, and journalists, who
touched down in Japan on the morning of the match.
NWA
Schlafzimmer Einrichtung von Möbel-Universum kaufen
Tolle Keilrahmen im Onlineshop kaufen
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