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A defined area, zone, or district marked off for a specific purpose or characteristic. It is often used in administrative, legal, or geographic contexts to describe a space with clear boundaries.

Territory refers to the land area that is under the jurisdiction or control of a specific state or ruler. It is a formal term used to describe the geographical borders and soil belonging to a nation.

The term refers to the primary city of a country or region that serves as the seat of government and administrative center. In Japan, it specifically denotes Tokyo, but it is used generally for any national capital worldwide.

Refers to the built-up urban area or the streets of a city or town where buildings and businesses are concentrated. It is used to describe the city center or the commercial and residential hub as opposed to the outskirts.

Hōmen refers to a specific direction, area, or field of interest/expertise. It is frequently used when describing transportation routes or categorizing professional and academic domains.

Minami refers to the direction 'south,' one of the four cardinal points on a compass. It is used to describe locations, movements, or orientations relative to the southern direction.

Refers to the area or vicinity surrounding a specific place, object, or central point. It is commonly used to describe the surroundings of a building, station, or a geographical location.

Refers to the inside or interior of a physical object, building, or organization. It is a formal way to describe internal parts or internal affairs compared to the simpler word 'naka'.

The outer side, exterior, or surface of an object or structure. It is used to describe the part of something that is further from the center or faces the outside world.

This word primarily refers to a position in space meaning 'front' or 'in front of,' and a position in time meaning 'before' or 'ago.' It is a fundamental Japanese word used to describe both physical locations relative to objects and temporal sequences.