The postcode of Nagoya, Japan

Nagoya City is located in the west of Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and the central city of Nagoya Metropolitan Area, one of the three major metropolitan areas in Japan, and one of the six major cities in Japan before World War II. Nagoya is the fourth most populous city in Japan. The total area of the city is 326.45 square kilometers. As an important port city, Nagoya Port is also one of the five major international trade ports in Japan. China established the Consulate General of People's Republic of China (PRC) in Nagoya.

Relevant common city information is as follows:

1, postal code: 23100-2;

2, the city flower: lily;

3. City Tree: Cinnamomum camphora;

4. Alias: Zhongjing;

5. Location: Aichi Prefecture, Japan;

6. Famous attractions: Nagoya City, Reheda Shrine, etc.

7. Telephone area code: 052;

Extended materials:

Nagoya, Japan is also called "Zhongjing" because it is the commercial, industrial, educational and transportation center in central Japan, located between Tokyo and Kyoto. Nagoya (English: Nagoya, Japanese: なごやし) is the capital of Aichi Prefecture, Japan, one of the three metropolitan areas in Japan (Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Kyosaka Metropolitan Area and Nagoya Metropolitan Area), and the central city of Nagoya Metropolitan Area, which belongs to one of the six domestic metropolises stipulated by Japan before World War II.

Nagoya City is located in the west of Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and is also the seat of Aichi Prefecture Hall. It is the fourth most populous city in Japan (after Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Yokohama City and Osaka City). It used to be Shimonoseki, which was the end of Tokugawa, and was an important birthplace of Japanese Warring States culture in history. Three Japanese Warring States heroes were all born in Aichi Prefecture with Nagoya as the center. In addition, a large number of Japanese manufacturing enterprises and famous universities have gathered in Nagoya metropolitan area, forming the industrial core of Beijing, which has the second largest domestic industrial shipment in Japan.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Nagoya city