Miyamae-ku, Kawasaki
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Miyamae-ku is a ward of Kawasaki, Japan, which was separated from Takatsu-ku in 1982. It has an area of 18.60km², and a population of 205,835 in 83,719 households (as of 2005-01-01). Approximately 2,500 residents are not Japanese citizens.
The ward flower is the cosmos, the ward tree is the sakura; both were adopted in 1999. In 1995, the ward adopted a motto which could be translated as "We like people; we like nature; we like our town".
[edit] Rail Transportation
The district is served by the Denentoshi line railway. This line connects Kanagawa prefecture to Saitama prefecture. The four stations in Miyamae-ku are Saginuma station, Miyamaedaira station, Miyazakidai station and Kazigaya station. In 2007, Tuchihashi elementary school will be built near Saginuma station.
[edit] References
Miyamae-ku Guidebook (宮前区ガイドブック), 2005. No ISBN; municipal publication
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