说明: Can you be a little more specific as to which prefecture or city this place is located? There are 2 possibilities:
Oguchi (short 'o' sound) is rendered as 彫岥 in Chinese characters, while if the 'o' sound is longer (sometimes written 'Ohguchi'), this would be written as 戝岥. I'm not sure if these would vary slightly in pinyin format (sorry).
There are places named Oguchi (彫岥) in Miyagi, Tochigi, Niigata, Aichi and Shiga prefectures:
1丏 987-0362 媨忛導搊暷孲朙棦挰彫岥慜
2丏 324-0618 撊栘導撨恵孲攏摢挰彫岥
3丏 956-0834 怴妰導怴捗巗彫岥
4丏 959-3446 怴妰導娾慏孲恄椦懞彫岥愳
5丏 480-0141 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰忋彫岥
6丏 480-0144 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰壓彫岥
7丏 480-0142 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰拞彫岥
8丏 520-2552 帬夑導姉惗孲棾墹挰彫岥
I can see that I confused you by writing it as 'Ohguchi', instead of 'Oguchi' as your source text indicates. I can assure you that both spellings are commonly used, hence my initial request for clarification. Sorry!
No, in this case you definitely need . That is the name of the town in which Okuma Corp. headquarters is located. 'Shimooguchi' is the name of the section of , -roughly- the equivalent of their street address.
Oh! I can see that this address actually contains both combinations, but the latter is part of the name 'Shimo-oguchi', so the full address, romanized, is:
Aichi-ken, Niwa-gun, Ohguchi-chou, Shimo-oguchi 5-25-1
To Kathy: This is the place where Okuma Corporation's headquarters is located.
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彫岥 or 戝岥
说明: Can you be a little more specific as to which prefecture or city this place is located? There are 2 possibilities:
Oguchi (short 'o' sound) is rendered as 彫岥 in Chinese characters, while if the 'o' sound is longer (sometimes written 'Ohguchi'), this would be written as 戝岥. I'm not sure if these would vary slightly in pinyin format (sorry).
There are places named Oguchi (彫岥) in Miyagi, Tochigi, Niigata, Aichi and Shiga prefectures:
1丏 987-0362 媨忛導搊暷孲朙棦挰彫岥慜
2丏 324-0618 撊栘導撨恵孲攏摢挰彫岥
3丏 956-0834 怴妰導怴捗巗彫岥
4丏 959-3446 怴妰導娾慏孲恄椦懞彫岥愳
5丏 480-0141 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰忋彫岥
6丏 480-0144 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰壓彫岥
7丏 480-0142 垽抦導扥塇孲戝岥挰拞彫岥
8丏 520-2552 帬夑導姉惗孲棾墹挰彫岥
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