haboro造句

• Haboro was originally connected to other areas of Hokkaido by rail.
• Haboro is crossed by National Route 232, a Rumoi.
• The Port of Haboro was established in March 1953.
• The Haboro Line was discontinued in March 1987.
• Enbetsu was once connected to the rest of Hokkaido by the JR Hokkaido Haboro Line.
• Haboro faces the Sea of Japan.
• The Japanese National Railways Haboro Line extended 141.1 km between Rumoi and JR Hokkaido during the privatization of Japanese National Railways.
• Mount Pisshiri ( ), the highest point in Enbetsu, is located to the very south of the town on its border with the towns Haboro and Horokanai.
• Haboro may have originated with the Ainu language word " hapuru ", meaning " a soft sound ", or " haporopetsu ", meaning " the basin of a large river ".