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Choshi

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Choshi

City in Chiba prefecture, Japan, on the east coast of Honshu island, 105 km/65 mi from Tokyo; population (1995 est) 82,200. It is one of Japan's leading deep-sea fishing ports, but has also manufactured soy sauce since the early 17th century. Its tourism attractions include the scenery of nearby Inubo Saki (Inubo Point) and Byobuga Lake.



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Address for correspondence: Toshiyuki Masuzawa, Laboratory of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chiba Institute of Science, Shiomi-cho 3, Choshi 288-0025, Japan; email: masuzawat@cis.
Leptospirosis in squirrels imported from United States to Japan by Yoshikawa, Yasuhiro / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Akiyama's story began aboard the black market train which ran from Chiba City to Choshi on the Pacific coast, where he recorded the behaviour and conversations of his fellow passengers.
Need, greed, and protest in Japan's black narket, 1938-1949 by Griffiths, Owen / Journal of Social History
For the fortunes of the Zhang family, one of the most notorious imperial in-laws during the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, see Sat6 Fumitoshi, "Mindai chuki no gaiseki, Choshi kyodai," Toyoshi kenkyu 49.
BANDITRY AND THE SUBVERSION OF STATE AUTHORITY IN CHINA: THE CAPITAL ... by Robinson, David M. / Journal of Social History
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