Hamada
- proper noun
- Many tourists visit Hamada each year to enjoy its beaches and local festivals.
Examples
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The train to Hamada offers beautiful views of the Sea of Japan along the way.
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They planned a summer trip to Hamada to see the coastal scenery and shrines.
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I visited Hamada during my trip to Japan.
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Have you ever been to Hamada?
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They planned a summer trip to Hamada to see the coastal scenery and shrines.
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Many tourists visit Hamada each year to enjoy its beaches and local festivals.
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The train to Hamada offers beautiful views of the Sea of Japan along the way.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hamada is the name of a coastal city and comes from the Japanese parts hama 'shore' and ta/da 'field'. That origin fits the place: the city sits by the sea and is known for its beaches and coastal views.