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Asian Cities

33 entries in the Asian Cities compendium.

Akita (city)Capital of Akita Prefecture, Japan, with a history spanning thousands of years.AktobeMajor industrial and cultural center in western Kazakhstan.AndijanOldest city in Uzbekistan and birthplace of Mughal emperor Babur.AomoriCapital of Aomori Prefecture, known for heavy snowfall and Jōmon sites.BishkekBishkek, the capital and largest city of Kyrgyzstan, also serves as the capital of the ChüBukharaAncient Silk Road city and center of Islamic scholarship.ChangwonCapital of South Gyeongsang, Korea's first planned city.CheonanMajor transportation hub and core city of South Chungcheong Province.CheongjuCapital of North Chungcheong Province, site of Jikji printing.Chiba (city)Capital of Chiba Prefecture, major port and monorail city.ChongjinNorth Korea's third-largest city and industrial port capital.ChuncheonCapital of Gangwon Province with ancient roots and modern culture.DaejeonSouth Korea's fifth-largest metropolis, a technology and administration hub.DushanbeCapital and largest city of Tajikistan, with a history as a market town.SaseboJapanese port city with a major naval base and shipbuilding industry.SemeyCity on the Irtysh, former nuclear test site and regional capital.SendaiCapital of Miyagi Prefecture and largest city in Tōhoku.ShimonosekiWesternmost city of Honshu, historic port and pufferfish capital.Shizuoka (city)Capital of Shizuoka Prefecture, historic Sunpu, and designated city.ShymkentSouthern Kazakh city with Silk Road roots and republican significance.SinuijuNorth Korean border city and capital of North P'yŏngan province.TakamatsuCapital of Kagawa Prefecture and largest city on Shikoku.TantaEgyptian city, capital of Gharbia, commercial and cultural hub.TarazAncient Silk Road city and site of the Battle of Talas.TashkentCapital of Uzbekistan and largest city in Central Asia.Tokushima (city)Capital of Tokushima Prefecture on Shikoku island.ToyohashiCity in Aichi Prefecture, Japan; major auto trade hub (Port of Nagoya is largest).Toyota, AichiToyota is a core city located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The area has been inhabited sincUlaanbaatarColdest capital city; founded as a nomadic Buddhist monastery.UlsanSouth Korea's industrial powerhouse with world-leading factories.UtsunomiyaCapital of Tochigi Prefecture, famous for gyoza.WonsanNorth Korean port city and naval base on the Sea of Japan.YokosukaCity on Miura Peninsula with major naval and industrial roles.
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