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Inurl:Contact “事業内容” (“大阪府” or “京都府” or “兵庫県” or “和歌山県” or “滋賀県” or “香川県” or “徳島県” or “奈良県” or “岡山県” or “大阪市” or “神戸市”)
The search query:
inurl:contact "事業内容" ("大阪府" or "京都府" or "兵庫県" or "和歌山県" or "滋賀県" or "香川県" or "徳島県" or "奈良県" or "岡山県" or "大阪市" or "神戸市")
is an advanced Google search designed to locate Japanese business websites that have a contact page, contain the phrase 「事業内容」 (“Business Description” or “Business Activities”), and reference one or more specified prefectures or cities in western Japan.
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Breaking down the query
The search consists of three main components:
inurl:contact"事業内容"- A list of Japanese prefectures and cities connected by
ORoperators
Each part narrows the search in a different way.
What inurl:contact means
The inurl: operator tells a search engine to prioritize webpages whose URLs contain a specified word.
In this query:
inurl:contact
looks for URLs containing “contact.”
Examples include:
/contact//contact-us//contact.html/contact.php
Many Japanese companies use English words such as “contact” in their website URLs, even when the page content is entirely in Japanese. Others may instead use Japanese paths such as /お問い合わせ/, so this search will not find every company’s contact page.
What 「事業内容」 means
The Japanese phrase:
事業内容
means:
- Business Description
- Business Activities
- Scope of Business
- Description of Operations
It is one of the most common headings on Japanese corporate websites. Under this section, companies typically describe:
- Their products
- Their services
- Industries they serve
- Areas of expertise
- Business divisions
- Core operations
Searching for this exact phrase helps identify business websites rather than personal blogs or unrelated content.
What the location terms mean
The query searches for companies associated with one or more of the following locations:
- 大阪府 — Osaka Prefecture
- 京都府 — Kyoto Prefecture
- 兵庫県 — Hyōgo Prefecture
- 和歌山県 — Wakayama Prefecture
- 滋賀県 — Shiga Prefecture
- 香川県 — Kagawa Prefecture
- 徳島県 — Tokushima Prefecture
- 奈良県 — Nara Prefecture
- 岡山県 — Okayama Prefecture
- 大阪市 — Osaka City
- 神戸市 — Kobe City
These locations cover much of the Kansai region and parts of neighboring Shikoku and Chūgoku.
What the combined query does
When someone searches:
inurl:contact "事業内容" ("大阪府" or "京都府" ... )
the search engine attempts to find webpages that:
- Have “contact” in the URL.
- Include the phrase 「事業内容」 somewhere on the page.
- Mention at least one of the listed prefectures or cities.
The results are likely to be business websites with contact information and descriptions of their operations in the specified regions.
Types of websites that may appear
This query commonly returns:
- Manufacturing companies
- Construction firms
- Engineering companies
- IT service providers
- Logistics businesses
- Trading companies
- Consulting firms
- Medical equipment suppliers
- Industrial service companies
- Regional distributors
Many Japanese corporate websites follow a similar structure, with pages dedicated to company profiles, business activities, recruitment, news, and contact information.
Why someone would use this search
A query like this can be useful for:
- Finding companies in western Japan
- Identifying potential suppliers or business partners
- Conducting market research
- Building prospect lists
- Researching regional industries
- Locating businesses that operate in specific prefectures or cities
Because the query targets both business descriptions and contact pages, it tends to return companies with established corporate websites.
Why results vary
Results depend on how individual companies structure their websites. Some businesses use English URL paths such as /contact/, while others use Japanese equivalents like /お問い合わせ/ or /contactus/. Likewise, not every company labels its business section 「事業内容」; alternatives such as 「サービス」 (Services), 「業務内容」 (Business Operations), or 「事業紹介」 (Business Introduction) are also common.
Overall
inurl:contact "事業内容" ("大阪府" or "京都府" or "兵庫県" or "和歌山県" or "滋賀県" or "香川県" or "徳島県" or "奈良県" or "岡山県" or "大阪市" or "神戸市") is an advanced search query designed to locate Japanese business websites in western Japan that include a contact page, describe their business activities, and reference one or more specified prefectures or cities. It is particularly useful for identifying companies in the Kansai region and nearby areas for business research, supplier discovery, and market analysis.
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Hehe, personally I tend to lay off the spirits, they make me too sick! And it all started with that sapphire pictured there! The horror I went through! LOL!
I’m thinking of starting a review website, and I would love your input in it, seeing as how your blog is absolutely fantastic. If you’re interested do let me know and we’ll discuss.
cHiArZ!!
Hi Loco,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown!
Bombay Sapphire – say no more!:-) Though I am an avid gin drinker, there is something about Bombay Sapphire that I just can’t stand – that’s despite it supposedly being a very good quality gin.
Thanks for the kudos on this site. I’d definitely love to hear more about the review website you would like to start. Tell me more by email. My address is simply: [email protected]. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Biche
P.S. I just visited your blog, and I love that poetry entry from April 19. 🙂
Biche,
I have never compared Gordon’s and Gilbeys, as I am a sporadic gin drinker. And when I do, it’s usualy a Uganda Waragi( a drink that I shan’t rubbish for purely sentimental attachment reasons). And then one day, one fateful day, I had a gin and tonic made with Bombay Sapphire. A party in my mouth is what I can only describe it as. Wonderful taste, smell and with the crispness(is there such a word?)of the tonic, I was in heaven. Since then, I have been experimenting throwing all kinds of herbs, Rosemary, Mint, lemon rind into my waragi bottle for a few days. It’s not quite Bombay Sapphire but it does hold its end as a one-off drink, boutique Waragi I call it. To the next few drinks at Dar-alive…Citizen of the World
Hi Citizen of The World!
How great it is to see you, here on ChickAboutTown. Welcome!
Seeing your choice of handles, I must ask: are you now back safely at home? Or are you still gallivanting the world? 🙂 (Gosh, I dreamed of your Easter Sunday Dinner/Lunch all day that day and would have loved to be nowhere else more than hanging out at your place! I hope it was as fabulous as it sounded when you were planning it! :-))
Speaking of boutique Waragi (a drink definitely NOT to be rubbished – I tell you Tanzanian Konyagi can’t even begin to hold a candle to it!), I’ve had some of your wonderful Waragi on occasion. Remember the weekend I was in town and you had limes from your home country? Yummy! Rosemary, mint, lemon rind? Why Citizen – your just so creative! That should make sense though because gins differ simply because of the flavoring added to the base spirit. Which flavor have you liked most?
But that’s where our agreement comes to an end. Despite Bombay Sapphire being a supposedly really good gin, it’s the one gin that I categorically don’t drink. To me it tastes horrendous. Mais comme ils disent, les goûts et les couleurs ne se discutent pas. 🙂
Thanks for sharing. I look forward to hearing more from you on ChickAboutTown.
Big Hugs,
Biche
I have to say that I have recently had to ask myself what my favourite drink is – Gin does not do it for me anymore… (as such I am not able to comment on the debate raging here :-)) One of the commentators said Bombay Saphire setting off a party in his/her mouth – I’d be hard pressed to say that about any one alchoholic drink!! :-/
Hi Cons!
Welcome back here. I haven’t seen you here in a while. It’s a great pleasure!
By Gin not doing it for you anymore, are you referring to waragi? Chica, how can you sell out? 😉
So what seems to be taking its place? For me, someone recently mixed me a vodka and Krest Bitter Lemon, and to quote Citizen, that set off a party in my mouth! Yummy!
Talk to me.
Biche
Gilbey’s… definitely. it gets better mixed with tonic i think. the one i would not recommand is larios, which tastes quite acid lol. Shame i can’t find some gilbey’s in my small french town anymore, not even the blue saphirre (but i couldn’t afford the blue one lol)
I really like tangeray better
Hi Zelou and Richard,
To both of you, welcome to ChickAboutTown!
Zelou, thanks for weighing in about which of these two gins you prefer. I have never tried Larios but I will keep my eye out for it (out of curiosity). By blue sapphire did you mean Bombay Sapphire? That has to be my least favorite gin ever!
Richard, I have heard good things about Tanqueray, but I don’t think I’ve ever had some myself. Thanks for weighing in too!
Biche
Love Bombay Dry London Gin, but couldn’t afford it this weekend and opted for Gilbey’s because it is cheaper. I have drunk Gordons and found it tasting either oily or like paint thinner. Gilbey’s really does not have a pronounced character of any sort, but I prefer that to the citric tones of Beefeaters. So far, Gilbey’s is not bad. I detect some juniper and other aromatics but nowhere near the complexity in Bombay’s gin’s. BTW Biche, Bombay Sapphire is as characterless as any poor gin I’ve drunk. Not too impressed with Tanqueray, either.
Hi Matthew,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! Thanks for your feedback on your experience with Gilbey’s–you seem to be quite the gin connoisseur! 🙂
Biche
I’ve always liked Gilbey’s for a cheap gin. I just moved in with my girlfriend, and she bought Gordon’s by accident. I’ll see how the unintentional taste test goes tonight.
Hi Pawel,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! I can’t wait to hear what you have to say about the comparison of the two.
Biche
I’m not trying to negate your opinion, but your must realize Gordons is a dry gin designed for the Martini, and Gilbeys is an aromatic gin designed to mix with tonic to release it’s pungency and aroma. Their design is intended to serve an entirely different purpose.
Yeah, but I still prefer a G&T made with Gordon’s rather than with Gilbey’s.
I came here because I wanted to learn more about Gilbey’s. I’d never heard of it before I saw it in a store today. Gordon’s is my usual dry gin and I love it. Now I know that, although it’s cheaper, Gilbey’s isn’t worth the risk.
Great site! East Africa is such a fascinating part of the world.
Hi Ewan,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown!
It’s not that there’s really any risk to Gilbey’s, it’s just that it’s not the same great taste as Gordon’s.
Thanks for the kudos on my blog. I am glad you are enjoying East Africa!
Biche
Which do you prefer is a silly question…with it’s automatic distinctive juniper flavor, Gilbeys is clearly a divinely flavored gin intended to savor and mix with tonic, whereas Gordon’s, the polar opposite, a well blended biting and very dry gin, is a must for the martini.. I would never make a martini with Gilbeys, nor a gin and tonic with Gordons, but in implementing them for the purpose they were designed for, they are second to none.
Hi Jeff,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! That’s such an interesting thing to point out. I would have NEVER thought to consider that the two gins were designed for different purposes…but then again, I don’t drink Martini cocktails. The only time I ever tasted a martini cocktail (at a Ritz-Carlton in the US), I spat it out immediately and asked the waitress for a Martini Bianco which is what I had really meant to order when I asked for a Martini.
Thanks for teaching me something new!
Biche
GORDONS — DEFINITELY THE BEST!!!
Hi Win,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown!
I am so with you on that! 😉
B.
Hi Biche and Jeff!
Firstly Biche, my company has done all the Spurs and Panarottis in Tanzania. My last project was Akemi on the 21st Floor in Dar.
My favorite place though,is at the Karambezi in the Sea cliff,sipping a Dry Martini, as the dhows sail past!
Speaking of Martinis, this is it for me; two tots Gilbeys, one tot Martini Dry Vermouth. Mix with crushed ice and pour over ten small Manzilla Olives. DO NOT turf the ice….. Heaven on Earth!
I call it the Millionaire’s Martini!
Now Jeff I have been tasting Gins for years. For me Gilbeys has the cleanest purest flavor of the lot. The botanicals are all there but subtle.
I love Gordon’s in G&T but for the subtle mix of Gin, Vermouth and Manzilla Olive and Brine, the Gilbeys is clean and super dry!
Roger…….live life to the max!
Hi Roger,
Welcome to ChickAboutTown! Before I say anything about gin, let me first say: hats off to you for the design of Akemi! It is gorgeous! (I wish the food lived up to the decor and the view though…but that’s a subject for another day.)
Yes, Karambezi epitomizes some of the best things Dar has to offer. When I first moved here, I would go there every weekend.
Now on the subject of gin and gin cocktails: that Millionaire’s Martini sounds exciting. Since I have only ever had a Martini cocktail once in my life (and I didn’t like it), I think it’s high time I try it out again. I’ll get back to you on that!
Thanks for leaving me a comment.
Biche
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Hi FreeCinemaMovies,
Welcome to Chick About Town, and thank you for the compliment.
Thank you too for joining my RSS feed and sharing my site on your social networks. I truly appreciate it!
Biche
Hey, without question; different gins for the two very differed different drinks……….
1. Gilbey’s for a martini if you can’t afford Beefeater,
2. Burnett’s for a gin & tonic if you can’t afford Tanqueray.
But Gordon’s is one gin that can do both!!! Besides, if it was good enough for 007 (although it was 94 proof in the day vs. the present 80), surely it is good enough for us mere mortals!!!
Hi VaSlim,
Welcome to Chick About Town. Thanks for weighing in on the subject.
I have never tried Gilbey’s in a martini, and I have never had Burnett’s at all. Thanks for tips…I’ll try them out.
Biche
Greetings all. I live in Colorado but recently travelled in East Africa and really enjoyed it. Burnetts is the best cheap American gin ( I’m drinking some right now). Thin on the finish but otherwise quite palatable. Beyond that I just move up to Sapphire or Tangueray. Maybe the choice of vermouth affects the martini? We are recently having a big to-do over Deep Eddy’s and Tito’s vodka. Is vodka supposed to taste oily?
Hi Phil,
Welcome to Chick About Town! Thanks for your comment.
I’ve never had Burnetts, nor have I seen it in liquor stores in East Africa. I will have to look more closely.
To the best of my knowledge, vodka is not supposed to taste oily. I don’t even know how Vodka could taste that way. 😆
Do you think one of the two vodkas you mention tastes that way? Which one?
Biche
I was wondering if you ever thought of changing the
page layout of your site? Its very well written; I love what youve got to say.
But maybe you could a little more in the way of content so people could connect with
it better. Youve got an awful lot of text for only having
one or two pictures. Maybe you could space it out better?
Hi Technology,
Welcome to Chick About Town, and thank for your comment!
I have gotten that feedback about my site (especially from millennials ;-p ). Perhaps you might enjoy my more photo-rich content. Check it out here: http://chickabouttown.com/tag/instagram/. Let me know what you think.
Regards,
Biche
When I compared Gordons to Gilbeys side by side I didn’t see any difference. I wondered if it was the same gin in 2 different bottles. Its more money but I like Boodles gin when I can find it. Or Bulldog gin is another favorite.
Hi Stevey,
Welcome to Chick About Town! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on different gins. I’ve never heard or seen either Boodles gin or Bulldog gin before. What country do you normally find them in?
Biche