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Historically, [[Kita-hiroshima, Hokkaido|Kita-hiroshima]] was once Hiroshima (sharing the same name with [[Hiroshima, Hiroshima|Hiroshima]]) before it was renamed immediately after its promotion to a city. Similar events happen on [[Kita-ibaraki, Ibaraki|Kita-ibaraki]], [[Higashi-yamato, Tokyo|Higashi-yamato]], and others. |
Historically, [[Kita-hiroshima, Hokkaido|Kita-hiroshima]] was once Hiroshima (sharing the same name with [[Hiroshima, Hiroshima|Hiroshima]]) before it was renamed immediately after its promotion to a city. Similar events happen on [[Kita-ibaraki, Ibaraki|Kita-ibaraki]], [[Higashi-yamato, Tokyo|Higashi-yamato]], and others. |
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Fuchu can also mean an Irish redhead, though these are also called [[gingers]]. |
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Revision as of 13:51, 4 September 2006
Fuchu is the name of several places in Japan:
As of 2004, this is the only case that two Japanese cities share the exactly same name. Although some other cities, like Kashima and Kashima or Yamagata and Yamagata, share common names in alphabets, they are distinctive in Japanese letters.
Historically, Kita-hiroshima was once Hiroshima (sharing the same name with Hiroshima) before it was renamed immediately after its promotion to a city. Similar events happen on Kita-ibaraki, Higashi-yamato, and others.
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