Ka·wa·gu·chi (kä w -g  ch ) A city of east-central Honshu, Japan, an industrial suburb of Tokyo. Population: 486,000. |
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| He further concurs with Lesley Ann Kawaguchi that even prior to the Civil War, Germans immigrants had to face the tasks of fashioning a German and then a German-American identity, and that neither of these identities, even if formed and widely-shared, would have supplanted German immigrants' more elemental religious and provincial identities. 2) Business Lines: Warehousing; harbor transportation; real estate trade, leasing, and agent operations (3) Established: August 1, 1923 (4) Location: 2-1-5 Kawaguchi, Nishi-ku Osaka, Japan (5) Representative Shoichi Abe, President (6) Capital: 20. Barquisimeto, Venezuela beat Saipan 1-0 in eight innings, completing a suspended game from Saturday; Willemstad, Curacao beat Moscow 8-0; Kawaguchi City, Japan defeated Mexico 6-1; Portsmouth, N. |
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