Osaka
Osaka (ō-sä′kä)
Osaka (pronounced oh-sah-kah) is a term that originates from the Japanese language. It is the name of a city in Japan, which is known for its modern architecture, nightlife, and hearty street food. The city is also a significant medical hub, with numerous hospitals and medical institutions.
Etymology
The term "Osaka" is derived from the Japanese words "大" (O) meaning 'large', and "阪" (saka) meaning 'hill'. The city was named for its location, which is on a large hill by the sea.
Related Terms
- Osaka University: One of Japan's leading research universities, which includes a renowned medical school.
- Osaka Medical Center for Cancer and Cardiovascular Diseases: A specialized hospital in Osaka that focuses on cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
- Osaka City University Hospital: A major hospital in Osaka that provides a wide range of medical services.
- Osaka Medical College: A private university in Osaka that offers medical education.
Medical Significance
Osaka is home to several medical institutions that contribute significantly to medical research and healthcare in Japan and worldwide. The city's hospitals and universities are at the forefront of advancements in various medical fields, including cancer research, cardiovascular diseases, and more.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Osaka
- Wikipedia's article - Osaka
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