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A B C D E F Access to Aichi Prefecture Access Main Aichi Cities from Nagoya Station M ST JR M Y 08 06 12 01 KITA-WARD Ozone City Arrival Station (Train Line) Time Meijo Park Meijo Koen Sta. Route 19 Kanazawa Toyama Nagoya Expressway R1 Kusunoki Route ST Sta. a Paradise for Shopping, Amagasaka Sta. ST Meitetsu Seto Line 05 3 hours 4 hours Niigata Inuyama Inuyama Station (Meitetsu Inuyama Line) 30min Nagoya, 04 Aichi: Japan’s JR Hokuriku JR Takayama Shigakogen Morishita Sta. Main Line Main Line Nagano Tsushima Tsushima Station (Meitetsu Tsushima Line) 35min 11 Shimizu Sta. Shirasagi Wide View 3 hours Sightseeing & Entertainment! ST Owari Seto Station (subway to Sakae Station Subway Meijo Line Most Accessible Express Hida Express JR Takayama Seto 50min 03 Main Line then change to Meitetsu Seto Line) Wide View Tochigi The Westin Transportation Hub! Gunma Chita Handa Station (Meitetsu Kowa Line) 35min 1 Nagoya 1 Toyama Shinano Subway Tsurumai Line Castle Express Handa Sako Sta. Tokugawaen Kamikochi Handa Station (JR Taketoyo Line) 50min Hotel JR Chuo Main Line Karuizawa NH Higashi Ote ST Streets in Shirakabe, Garden 37 Toyota Commemorative Museum NISHI- Sta. 02 Chikara & Shumoku-cho Shinkansen Okuhida Tokoname Tokoname Station (Meitetsu Tokoname Line) 30min of Industry and Technology T Sengen-cho Sta. Nagoya Noh Nagoya Castle The Tokugawa Shiragawa-go JR Tokaido Main Line 05 Theater Nagano Matsumoto Nagoya Expressway R6 Kiyosu Route Art Museum Regular Trains Onsen Toyotashi Station (subway to Fushimi Station, change to Tsurumai NagoyaMeitetsu Line WARD Route 22 Toyota 55min Shiyakusho Hori Art Museum Toll Roads Line, then continue to Meitetsu Toyota Line via Akaike Station) Sta. 2 Hosa Library 33 M Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ 2 Ishikawa Shiojiri Okazaki Station (JR Tokaido Main Line) Money Museum Boat Route Takayama 07 Cultural Path Okazaki 30min Nagoya Futaba Museum Fukui 2hr 20min Higashi Okazaki Station (Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line) JR Tokaido Shinkansen City Hall Flight Routes 2hr 10min JR Takayama Tokyo Kenchuji Temple Nishio Station (Meitetsu Nishio Line) 50min Fukui JR Hokuriku Main Line Saitama 1hr 40min Nishio Noritake Garden Major Stations / Cities Main Line Wide View JR Tokaido Aichi Prefectural Nagoya City Hida Express Gamagori Gamagori Station (JR Tokaido Main Line) 40min Shirasagi Shinkansen Endo-ji Government Office Archives Cultural Path Famous Sightseeing Spots Express Gujo Shumoku Kan HIGASHI- Nozomi Toyohashi Station (JR Tokaido Main Line or Shopping Aichi Gokoku Gero Super Express Toyohashi 1hr Street *: Travel times are the approximate Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line) Subway Shrine WARD required for arrival at Nagoya Station Gifu Higashiyama Nagoya Expressway Ring Route Magome & Tokyo Mikawa Tahara Station (change to Toyotetsu Line Nagoya City Endoji Airport Route (Kuko-sen) Tahara 1hr 40min H Archives South Gifu “Me~Guru” Route Temple Hisaya-odori Ave. Nakatsugawa Tsumago Atsumi Line at JR & Meitetsu Toyohashi Station) Kamejima Sta. 07 Nagoya Circulator Bus for Tourism Iris Aichi Municipal Nagoya Transportation Mosque Meitetsu Inn Toshogu Otsu-dori Ave. Nagoya Prime Archives Maibara Inuyama Nagoya Ekimae Central Tower Shrine Nagoya Mt. Fuji Shrine Yamanashi Access Main Aichi Destinations from Centrair Nagoya Kanagawa Lucent Dai Nagoya Shike-michi Shin-Osaka Kyoto Tower Building District Destination By Arrival Location Time 2 KITTE H.I.S. Nagoya Tourist Morimura 2 55min 40min Nagoya Information Center Museum of Takaoka Sta. JR Hisaya-odori M Yamatoe Art JR Tokaido JR Tokaido 28min using GATE (Dai Nagoya Bldg. 16F) Marunouchi 06 Kurumamichi Sta. Kyoto Odawara Nagoya Train Meitetsu Nagoya Station JR Nagoya Takashimaya Sta. Sta. S Shinkansen Shinkansen fastest train TOWER Nagoya T Sakura-dori Ave. S 06 NAGOYA Shizuoka International 06 05 S Nozomi Nozomi Station Meitetsu Inn S Nagoya Nagoya City 07 Shin-Yokohama Bus Meitetsu Bus Center 1hr 20min Nagoya Sakuradori Center Performing Super Express Super Express Yokkaichi Nagoya Expressway Route Ring 04 TV Tower Catholic Shin-Fuji JR Central Towers Castle Arts Center Nunoike Church To Higashiyama Zoo & Botanical AICHI Sakae Station Plaza Hotel Meitetsu Inn Higashiyama Zoo & Train 35min Meitetsu Inn Nagoyaeki S Kokusai Center Sta. Sakura Sakae-machi Sta. Yamazaki Mazak Gardens and Shiga Sakae (change to subway at Kanayama Station) Shinkansenguchi Nagoya Nishiki Botanical Gardens Hyogo Nagoya Station 03 (International Center) Tenjinsha Museum of Art 44 Sky Tower Shizuoka (Nagoya City) Nishitetsu Inn Don Quijote 88 Subway Higashiyama Line Tourist Information Center JR S Shrine JR Please use the subway Bus Oasis 21 Bus Terminal 55min Nagoyanishiki ST Oasis 21 Aichi Arts Center H H Higashiyama Line 02 H Aichi Industry & Labor Center Nagoya Kokusai 01 Nishiki-dori Ave. 11 BIC Camera 08 (WINC Aichi) T Shinsakae-machi Sta 12 Tsu Gamagori Kinjo Pier 07 Hotel Bus Port of Nagoya - Kinjofuto Station 40min JR Fushimi Sta. H Oasis 21 iCenter Chikusa Sta. H (Nagoya City) Meitetsu New Grand Hotel Nagoya Yanagibashi Nishiki-dori Ave. Nishiki-dori Ave. 10 M Sakae Sta. Tourist Information Center Hirokoji-dori Ave. Hirokoji-dori Ave. 13 Marriott Associa Station NH Central Market H 05 Matsusaka Sapporo 1hr 55min Hirokoji-Sakae Unryu Flex Bldg. Shin-Kobe Toyohashi Hamamatsu Nagoya Hotel 36 Nagoya Kanko 09 Nagoya Imaike Gas Bldg. Nara Inuyama Train Inuyama Station 1hr 10min Via Inn Nagoya Shinkansenguchi Hirokoji-Fushimi Tokyu Hotel S Imaike Sta. Kintetsu Pass’e Hirokoji- Hotel 08 AN E Akita 1hr 30min Bus Toyotashi Station 1hr 20min Subway Sakura-dori dori Ave. LAOX Toyota Line 01 01 Mitsukoshi Sekai no Yamachan Iga-Ueno Mie S Spiral Tower MELSA Head Store 1hr 15min Fukuoka Higashi Okazaki Station 01 MARUEI SKYLE Meitetsu Grand Hotel MIDLAND Hilton Nagoya Hisaya Park 1hr Nakamura SQUARE Nayabashi Bridge LACHIC JR Chuo Main Line Osaka Sendai 1hr 20min (change trains at Jingu-mae Station) Kuyakusho Sta. Nana-Chan Doll Giant Manequin The Electricity Iseshi Okazaki Train Nagoya Museum Okazaki Station (Nakamura Ward Office Sta.) Meitetsu Department Store Crown Hotel Hotel Centmain Naka Nara 1hr Nagoya Nagoya Cultural Center Toba 1hr 15min Kumamoto Tokyo 1hr 10min (change trains at Kanayama Station) Shiki Theatre Matsuzakaya Egawa-sen Route Nagoya Yodobashi Gamagori Station Camera 1hr 15min Kagoshima Train 1hr 30min CHIKUSA-WARD Central Japan Gamagori (change trains at Kanayama Station) Strings Hotel Nagoya City Atsuta Horaiken AICHI (NAGOYA) Nagoya Art Museum Design NADYA Matsuzakaya Store Wakayama 3 NAKAMURA-WARD 7 Hall PARK 3 International Airport Toyohashi Station 7 Kumanoshi 1hr Matsuyama *: Flight times are the approximate required for Nagoya City M Nagoya: Meitetsu Line arrival at Central Japan International Airport. Toyohashi Train 1hr 20min Shirakawa Park 04 (change trains at Jingu-mae Station) Zepp Science Museum PARCO Yaba-cho Sta. (28min using fastest train) Nagoya Otsu-dori Ave. *: Information subject to changes. Please verify JICA Wakamiya-dori Ave. Tsu: Tsu Airport Line Boat (45min) Naha 2hr details with each company by internet, etc. Tokoname Train Tokoname Station 3min Chubu Market Square Sasashima Hisaya-Odori *: Distances are not proportionally accurate. E Garden FLARIE *: Information subject to changes. If time is critical for your trip, please verify directly with each company. Komeno Sta. Global Gate Nagoya Expressway R2 Higashiyama Route Osu Shopping 02 AN Osu Kannon Temple District 02 Nagoya Prince Hotel Chikusa Playhouse Nagoya City Subway Network and Aichi Prefecture Major Railways Sasashima Sky Tower Osu Kannon Sta. T Raibu Sta. 08 Nagoya Expressway Nagoya Expressway Ring Route (Sasashima Live) 99 Yabaton Nagoya Expressway R2 Higashiyama Route To Gifu To Shin Unuma, Meitetsu Gifu IY To Shin Kani, Mitake To Tajimi, Nakatsugawa Yaba-cho Head Store Ring Route 16 Inuyamayuen KIntetsu NagoyaJR Kansai Line Main Line Nagoya Aonami Line Fukiage Meitetsu JR Tokaido Main Line Osu-dori Ave. Univ. Hospital Nagoya Line IY Meitetsu Kozoji Setoshi Osu-dori Ave. Banshoji NAKA Nagoya Trade & Park S Konan Meitetsu Inuyama Line 15 Rose Court Fukiage Sta. Inuyama Hiromi Line Temple Industry Center 09 IY JR Y 23 21 ST M Hotel 10 20 03 WARD Tourist Information Centers Nagoya Expressway R2 Higashiyama Route Meitetsu Nagoya Line T Meitetsu Ichinomiya KM BS NH JR 03 Tagatajinja-mae ST Owari Seto Kogane 09 24 50 Owari Ichinomiya IY 18 Sta. KOMEHYO Iida-Kaido If you get stuck and feeling like welcoming some help, call one of the Meitetsu 07 Iwakura Kasugai JR Chuo Main Line Subway Tsurumai Line Tsurumai Sta. JR Tamanoi Route 19 Bisai Shin Seto Kamimaezu T KM JR Obata Ryokuchi Sta. Tourist Information Centers and ask the helpful staff! (Call rates apply) Line 06 Komaki JTB Central Japan Ryokan 10 Y ST E NH JR Inazawa IY Kachigawa 09 15 Tourist Information Center Meiryu Konomiya 04 Nishiharu Meitetsu 03 JR Tokaido Shinkansen Nagoya Sta. Tourist Information Oasis 21 iCenter 47 JR Owari Asahi NAKAGAWA-WARD (inside KOMEHYO) Komaki Line To Iida Matsushigebashi Bridge Matsushige Lock Gate Center (Nagoya-City) (Nagoya-City) IY T Kami Iida JR Kiyosu Kami Otai 03 01 Meitetsu Bisai Line JR Tokaido Main Line Yutorito Line Eikokuji Shin Kiyosu NH KM K Tsuruma Park To 44 Owari Shonai Ryokuchi Koen 13 01 Meitetsu Seto Line Temple （+81）52-541-4301 （+81）52-963-5252 T 02 4 4 Kyoto, Sukaguchi NH OZONE Subway Meijo Line 42 Aichi Loop Line Sanno Sta. Kanayama Tourist Central Japan Travel Center Shin- Shonai-dori Kurokawa Shiga-hondori ST Meitetsu T M M M K JR 06 Osaka Shippo Nagoya Line 03 09 10 11 02 M Y M Y Toei JR NH SHOWA-WARD Information Center (Nagoya-City) (Tokoname-City) Nishi Biwajima M Y 13 02 14 03 35 TB Joshin M Heiandori 12 01 02 NH Meitetsu T 08 Meijo Koen Nagoya Sunada- 0 500 1000ｍ Nakamura 04 JR Chuo Main Line 39 Nagoya Expressway R4Tokai Route Nagoya Expressway Ring Route （+81）52-323-0161 （+81）569-38-7388 Nisseki Honjin Kamejima Inuyama Line Shiyakusho Dome-mae bashi Sengen-cho M Meitetsu Seto Line Yada M Chayagasaka H H H T 07 (City Hall) 15 この地図の作成に当たっては、国土地理院長の承認を得て、同院発行の電子地形図(タイル)を使用しています。（承認番号 平27情使、 第1098号） Nagoya Airport information Desk Tokoname City Tourist 05 06 07 Kokusai Center 05 Meitetsu Tsushima Line S (International Marunouchi Hisaya-odori Takaoka Kurumamichi Sanno-dori Ave.
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    University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 18 Issue 2 Selected Papers from NWAV 40 Article 7 9-2012 What Happened to the Honorifics in a Local Japanese Dialect in 55 years: A Report from the Okazaki Survey on Honorifics Kenjiro Matsuda Kobe Shoin Women’s University Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.upenn.edu/pwpl Recommended Citation Matsuda, Kenjiro (2012) "What Happened to the Honorifics in a Local Japanese Dialect in 55 years: A Report from the Okazaki Survey on Honorifics," University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics: Vol. 18 : Iss. 2 , Article 7. Available at: https://repository.upenn.edu/pwpl/vol18/iss2/7 This paper is posted at ScholarlyCommons. https://repository.upenn.edu/pwpl/vol18/iss2/7 For more information, please contact [email protected]. What Happened to the Honorifics in a Local Japanese Dialect in 55 ears:y A Report from the Okazaki Survey on Honorifics Abstract This paper reports the analysis of the three trend samples from the Okazaki Honorifics Survey, a longitudinal survey by the National Language Research Institute on the use and the awareness of honorifics in Okazaki city, Aichi Prefecture in Japan. Its main results are: (1) the Okazakians are using more polite forms over the 55 years; (2) the effect of the three social variables (sex, age, and educational background), which used to be strong factors controlling the use of the honorifics in the speech community, are diminishing over the years; (3) in OSH I and II, the questions show clustering by the feature [±service interaction], while the same 11 questions in OSH III exhibit clustering by a different feature, [±spontaneous]; (4) the change in (3) and (4) can be accounted for nicely by the Democratization Hypothesis proposed by Inoue (1999) for the variation and change of honorifics in other Japanese dialects.
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