found: Nihon chimei d. j., 1968:v. 5, p. 292 (Tsurumi-chō under Tsurumi-ku; Tsurumi-chō and Asahi-mura [no publs. in LC data base] merged into Yokohama-shi in 1927 and became part of Tsurumi-ku)
found: Daijiten(Tsurumi; merged into Yokohama-shi in 1927 and became part of Tsurumi-ku)
found: Kanagawa-ken no chimei, 1984:p. 171, etc. (Kanagawa-machi [no publs. in LC data base]; abs. by Yokohama-shi in 1901)
found: Nihon rekishi d. j., 1973(Kanagawa-machi; abs. by Yokohama-shi in 1901; listed under Yokohama-shi)
found: Webster's new geogr. dict., 1984(Kanagawa, town, Kanagawa Prefecture, Honshu, Japan; N. surburb of Yokohama; formerly an important port, now incorporated with Yokohama)
found: Wikipedia, May 20, 2014(Yokohama (横浜市 = Yokohama-shi), officially the City of Yokohama, is the second largest city in Japan; capital city of Kanagawa Prefecture; 35°26ʹ39ʺN 139°38ʹ17ʺE) Afrikaans page (Jokohama) Belarusian page (Горад Іакагама = Horad Iakahama; Іакагама = Iakahama) Bulgarian page (Йокохама = Ĭokokhama) Greek page (Γιοκοχάμα = Giokochama) Esperanto page (Jokohamo) Ossetic page (Иокогамæ = Iokogamæ) Hebrew page (יוקוהמה = Yoḳohamah) Kazakh page (Иокогама = Iokogama) Mongolian page (Ёкохама = Ëkokhama; Ёкохама хот = Ëkokhama khot) Eastern Mari page (Иокогаме = Iokogame) Serbian page (Јокохама = Jokohama) Tajik page (Ëkoḣama) Ukrainian page (Йокогама = Ĭokohama; Йокохама = Ĭokokhama) Yiddish page (יאקאהאמע = Yoḳohame)
found: Getty thesaurus of geographic names online, May 20, 2014(Yokohama (preferred); Iokoama, Jokohama)
found: ClassWeb, July 10, 2020(Yokohama; DS897.Y6-.Y695)
