Inawashiro
Inawashiro is a town in Fukushima, Japan. It lies by the namesake lake, Japan's fourth largest, with beach resorts, swimming, camping and boating.
- Town with about 13,400 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 530 metres (1,750 feet)
- Description: town in Yama district, Fukushima prefecture, Japan
- Neighbors
- Established: April 1, 1889
Places of Interest
Discover Inawashiro Station and Hanitsu Shrine.
Inawashiro Station
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Inawashiro
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Latitude
37.5578° or 37° 33′ 28″ north
Longitude
140.1046° or 140° 6′ 17″ east
Open location code
8R92H453+4V
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Inawashiro” goes by many names.
إيناواشيروArabic
InawashiroAsturian
İnavaşiroAzerbaijani
ИнавасироBulgarian
အိဝနရှိရိုမြို့Burmese
InawashiroCatalan
InawashiroCebuano
猪苗代町Chinese
豬苗代町Chinese
InawaširoCzech
InawashiroDutch
ايناواشيروEgyptian Arabic
InawashiroGalician
InavasiroHungarian
InawashiroIndonesian
Inawashiro, FukushimaIndonesian
InawashiroIrish
InawashiroItalian
Inawashiro-machiJapanese
いなわしろまちJapanese
猪苗代町Japanese
이나와시로마치Korean
이나와시로정Korean
InawashiroMalagasy
InawashiroMalay
Inawashiro, FukushimaMalay
InawashiroNorwegian
InawashiroNorwegian Bokmål
ایناواشیروPersian
InawashiroPolish
ИнавасироRussian
InavaširoSlovenian
InawashiroSlovenian
InawashiroSwedish
InawashiroTagalog
Inawashiro, FukushimaTagalog
อินาวาชิโระThai
InawashiroTurkish
ІнавасіроUkrainian
ІнавашіроUkrainian
انواشیروUrdu
InawashiroVietnamese
Inawashiro, FukushimaVietnamese
InawashiroWelsh
豬苗代町Yue Chinese
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