An'naka, Gunma
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Annaka
Annaka (安中市; -shi) est une ville du Japon de la préfecture de Gunma.
En 2006, la ville avait une population de 65,494 habitants, une densité de 466,49 hab/km² et une superficie de 276,34 km².
La ville a été fondée le 1er novembre 1958.
Portail du Japon
Catégories : Ville du Japon | Préfecture de Gunma
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