Helsinki

No. Helsinki is the capital of Finland, a country in North Europe. Japan is a country in Asia.

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Helsinki, Finland, is located on the Gulf of Finland, which is an arm of the Baltic Sea.

The Baltic Sea is bordered by the islands of Denmark, the Scandinavian Peninsula and the northwestern European mainland.

The distance from Denver to Helsinki is 4983 miles (8019 km).

The Northern Lights can only be seen in darkness. They can be spotted in areas like northern Finland from late August through late April. The lights are usually at their peak in September and March.

Finland is an independent country on the continent of Europe.

Helsinki is the capital of Finland, which is a European country.

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The locals call it "Stadi"

Iltalehti is located in the country of Helsinki Finland.

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Helsinki is home for 607 900 people, and is one of the most densely populated areas in Finland. The area of Helsinki is 715,48 km² making it the 165th largest city in the world. Even tough considered a buzzing metropol by finns, foreigners may find this fine city somewhat less crowded than what they are used to.

Helsinki and Oslo are two different cities in two different countries. Helsinki is the capital of Finland, and Oslo is the capital of Norway. Both Finland and Norway are in North of Europe.

The approxament distance between Helsinki and Vilnius is 378 miles

Baltic Sea.

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Nope. Helsinki is the world's northernmost metro area of over one million people, so you could call the people of Helsinki 'Nordic'.

One who lives in Helsinki (Helsingfors) is called in Finnish "helsinkiläinen" and in Swedish "helsingforsare".

Helsinki's population mainly consists of white people

Distance between London, England, United Kingdom and Helsinki, Finland, as the crow flies: 1133 miles (1823 km) (984 nautical miles) Driving it is 1,487 mi (about 1 day 7 hours) via Google Maps.

Helsinki's GDP for 2008 is an estimated $58 billion.

It depends on the season. Finland has 4 seasons; winter, spring, summer and fall.

Temperatures in winter (Celsius): between +10 and -36

Temperatures in spring (Celsius): between -10 and +25

Temperatures in summer (Celsius): between +8 and +37

Temperatures in fall (Celsius): between +25 and -10

Latitude: N 60° 10' 11.325" | Longitude: E 24° 56' 17.6644"

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