He has gone to Hokkaido.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He has been to Hokkaido.

He has gone to Hokkaido.

He has been in Hokkaido before.

He has seen hardships―had a hard time of it―in Hokkaido.

He owns lands―holds lands―in Hokkaido.

He went skiing in Hokkaido.

He postponed leaving for Hokkaido until next month.

I went to Hokkaido after a long interval.

He has a property―lands―in Hokkaido.

He must have had a pretty hard time of it in Hokkaido.

He is not from Hokkaido.

It was she who went to Hokkaido yesterday.

She came here all the way from Hokkaido.

He grew up amidst the snows of Hokkaido.

She wants to go to Hokkaido.

Was he in Hokkaido last year?

I went to Kagawa.

I wish he would still be there when I go to Hokkaido too.

I came all the way from Hokkaido to see you.

She has never been to Hokkaido.

I wish he would still be there when I go to Hokkaido too.

He was born in Sapporo.

I am sure that you are in Hokkaido.

He was placed in charge of sales for the Hokkaido area starting on April 1.

He was in Hokkaido at seven o'clock.

I am departing for Hokkaido.

He was living in Sapporo for thirty years until then.

“Where is Hokkaido?"—“It's in northern Japan."

We have already fixed up the trip to Hokkaido.

I have gone to Hokkaido one time.