Referring Clues

• Expo '70 site
• Kansai International Airport site
• Expo '70 host
• City of southern Honshu
• Pitcher Hideo Nomo's birthplace
• Honshu city
• Honshu port
• Japanese port
• Japan's second-largest city
• 1970 World's Fair site
• City of canals
• Japanese city whose name means "large hill"
• Honshu metropolis
• City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River
• It was destroyed by Godzilla in "Godzilla Raids Again"
• Japan's second largest city
• Japanese industrial center
• City on Honshu
• City near Kobe
• It has close connections with Kobe
• Japanese metropolis
• Japanese port city
• Kobe's bay
• Honshu seaport
• Neighbor of Kobe and Kyoto
• Honshu Island city
• Hideo Nomo's birthplace
• Honshu prefecture
• Mizuno Corporation headquarters
• Where Panasonic is headquartered
• Japanese financial center
• City east of Kobe
• Important port of Japan
• Prefecture of Japan
• Expo '70 locale
• Home of Nagai Stadium
• Home to Universal Studios Japan
• Hanshin Expressway city
• Yodo River city
• Expo '70 city
• Honshu prefecture or its capital
• Japanese city
• City near Kyoto
• A Universal Studios locale
• Japan's second city
• Japan's "second city"
• Port near Kyoto
• City in Japan
• Yodo River mouth city
• City of Japan
• Japanese port in Honshu
• Japanese site of Expo '70
• Japanese port on Honshu
• City of Honshu
• Industrial Japanese city
• Kobe neighbor
• Expo site, 1970
• "Venice of the East"
• Japanese seaport
• 1970 World Expo site
• Japanese for "large hill"
• Site of Expo '70
• Big Japanese economic center
• Populous Japanese city
• Panasonic's home base
• Japanese commercial center
• Seaport of Japan
• Where Panasonic and Sanyo are headquartered
• Port near Kobe
• Home of Kansai International Airport
• Japanese metropolis in "Godzilla Raids Again"
• Honshu Bay port
• Bullet train destination
• Japan's "second city"
• Home to Suntory
• Japanese city with geisha
• City known for okonomiyaki
• The "Kitchen of Japan"
• City with a Suntory Museum
• Port of Japan
• One of Japan's largest cities
• Home of the National Bunraku Theatre
• City of 2 1/2+ million at the mouth of the Yodo River
• One of Japan's largest cities
• City raided in "Godzilla Raids Again"
• Japanese metropolis
• City at the mouth of the Yodo River
• Japanese economic center
• Chicago's "sister city" in Japan
• Chicago's japanese sister city
• Panasonic's headquarters
• City on Honshu island
• Japan's port
• ___-Itami International Airport
• 'Venice of the Orient'
• Metropolis of Japan
• Port in Japan
• "Venice of the Orient"
• Japan's third-largest city
• Japanese media hub city
• "Godzilla Raids Again" setting
• Port city of Japan
• Major Japanese city
• Where Sanyo is headquartered
• Bay of Japan
• Japanese bidder for the 2008 Summer Games
• Locale of Universal Studios Japan
• Japan's commercial center, historically
• Japan's "City of Water"
• ___ Dome (home field of Japanese baseball's Orix Buffaloes)
• Site of Universal Studios Japan
• Stomping grounds for Godzilla
• City in Honshu's Kansai region
• Where Sharp Electronics is based
• Honshu hub
• Site of Hideyoshi's castle
• Home of Sharp or Sanyo
• City on Japan's Honshu
• Japan"s 1970 World's Fair site
• Bullet train city
• Home to baseball's Orix Buffaloes
• Tennoji Zoo location
• Asian city with an airport on an artificial island
• Home of Universal Studios Japan
• Panasonic headquarters city
• Where Sharp and Panasonic are headquartered
• Japanese city on the Yodo River
• One terminus of a Japanese bullet train
• City southwest of Tokyo
• 1970 World's Fair site in Japan
• Sanyo headquarters city
• Japanese city known as "the nation's kitchen"
• Japanese city trashed by Godzilla
• Japanese city that held a world Expo
• City destroyed by Godzilla
• City southwest of Kyoto
• Port southwest of Kyoto
• Port of Honshu
• Metropolis in Japan
• Japanese Expo city
• City known for its puppet theater
• Universal Studios Japan city
• Home of Panasonic
• City where Capcom headquarters are
• Japanese port - old seaport Asians know about initially
• Japanese port giving some Eskimos a kayak
• Home to the National Bunraku Theatre
• Third-largest city in Japan
• Where Pumpkins took a "Bullet Train to"
• Major port and commercial and industrial centre on Honshu
• Port city of southern Honshu
• Port city on Honshu, Japan
• Port on Honshu
• City whose name means "large hill"
• Home of the Shinsaibashi shopping area
• Japanese city's massive alias
• Port where sailor has a car, reportedly
• Industrial city of Japan
• Sailor with alias in Asian city
• Japan's third city
• Port in Japan, very large, known by another name as well?
• Grotesque oaks encircling a Japanese port
• New oaks planted round a Japanese city
• Japanese city, very large (also known by another name?)
• Oriental city, huge, with this other name
• 1970 World's Fair city
• Very large, also known as great city in Japan
• Japanese city east of Kobe
• City destroyed by 1-Across
• Home of the first Universal Studios outside the U.S.
• One end of the first bullet-train route
• Tennis player Naomi, or where she was born
• A king brought by seaman to a port
• Japanese city on a bay
• Kansai University locale
• Tennis ace Naomi
• Nakanoshima Park city
• Sanyo's home city
• Hozenji Temple locale
• Universal Studios Japan site
• 2019 Australian Open winner Naomi
• Home of an Asian Universal Studios
• Naomi who won the 2018 U.S. Open
• Major Japanese port
• Japanese port of 2 million
• Port city on Honshu
• Tennis star Naomi
• Japanese city that will host the 2025 World Expo
• Where Panasonic was founded
• City served by Kansai International Airport
• Headquarters for Panasonic
• Japan's third most populous city
• ___ Castle, Japanese landmark
• Universal Studios Japan home
• Tennis pro Naomi
• Tennis champ Naomi
• 2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi
• Japanese financial hub
• Part of Oslo, also known as a Japanese port
• Japan's street food mecca
• First Asian tennis player to be ranked #1 in singles
• 2020 US Open winner Naomi
• Tennis champ or her birthplace
• Japanese city of 2.7 million
• Four-time Grand Slam champ Naomi
• Tennis champion Naomi
• Japanese city home to the Shitenno-ji Temple
• 2020 US Open champion Naomi
• Tennis player who lit the Olympic cauldron in 2021
• First Japanese tennis player with a WTA #1 ranking
• Tennis great Naomi
• Tennis star Naomi, who was born in 29-Across
• Japanese city of 2.8 million
• 2019 and 2021 Australian Open winner Naomi
• Tennis star and mental health advocate Naomi
• Tennis's Naomi
• Three-syllable seaport of Japan
• Honshu port city
• Japanese city where Sanyo is headquartered
• In 2021 she became the first tennis player to light the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony