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    Confused how to deal with named highways in Japan

    Utterance:

    ニ ト リ 世 田 谷 ど お り に 行 き た い

    EN translation:

    I want to go to Nitori Setagaya

    Original_annotation:

    business:business:getdirections -- [namedbusinessdestination] ニ ト リ [/namedbusinessdestination] [citydistrictdestination] 世 田 谷 ど お り [/citydistrict_destination] に 行 き た い

    Corrected_annotation:

    business:business:getdirections -- [namedbusinessdestination] ニ ト リ [/namedbusinessdestination] [streetdestination] 世 田 谷 ど お り [/street_destination] に 行 き た い

    Question:

    We found this in the guideline: Some locales, especially in Japan, use a lot-based addressing system rather than the street-based address system that is used in the rest of the world. In such locales,named areas of cities should use the <city_district> mention, numbered districts, city blocks and building numbers should all use the <building_number> mention(e.g. the chome, banchi and go in Japan) and the <street> mention should not be used.

    "世 田 谷 ど お り" is a specific road in Japan, so we tag it as <city_district> rather than <street> based on above. We are confused why it belongs to <street>. Kindly let us know your thought, thanks!