町 - town
machi
田 + 丁 = 町
町 originally represented a T-shaped path between rice fields (田), but it came to mean streets in a town, and then the town itself as well.
- watashi no itoko wa hokkaidou asahikawa-shi no kamui-chou ni sunde imasu.
- 私のいとこは北海道旭川市の神居町に住んでいます。
- My cousin lives at Kamui-chou (the section called Kamui-chou) in Asahikawa, Hokkaido.
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Radical: 田
Stroke Count: 7
音： チョウ
訓： まち
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