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:''Hoshinochō is a town | :''Hoshinochō is a town from the [[Generation 1|Generation 1]] [[Continuity family|continuity family]].'' | ||
'''Hoshinochō''' (星野町, "Star Field Town") is the hometown of [[Wataru Hoshinoumi|Wataru Hoshinoumi]]. Eleven years ago, a meteorite hit the town, leading to a cover-up of the impact site. Since then, Hoshinochō was nicknamed "[[Japan|Japan]]'s [[Wikipedia:Roswell, New Mexico|Roswell]]", with the appropriate gamut of rumors and conspiracies of UFOs, ghosts, and secret military bases. | '''Hoshinochō''' (星野町, "Star Field Town") is the hometown of [[Wataru Hoshinoumi|Wataru Hoshinoumi]]. Eleven years ago, a meteorite hit the town, leading to a cover-up of the impact site. Since then, Hoshinochō was nicknamed "[[Japan|Japan]]'s [[Wikipedia:Roswell, New Mexico|Roswell]]", with the appropriate gamut of rumors and conspiracies of UFOs, ghosts, and secret military bases. | ||
Revision as of 08:36, 9 March 2010
- Hoshinochō is a town from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Hoshinochō (星野町, "Star Field Town") is the hometown of Wataru Hoshinoumi. Eleven years ago, a meteorite hit the town, leading to a cover-up of the impact site. Since then, Hoshinochō was nicknamed "Japan's Roswell", with the appropriate gamut of rumors and conspiracies of UFOs, ghosts, and secret military bases.
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- The town's name, Hoshinochō (星野町), literally translates into "star field town". However, 野 can mean "hidden (structural) member", according to Jim Breen's online J-E dictionary, which can sorta fit with the "in disguise" concept. If you look at it sideways...
