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Kimitsu

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Kimitsu-shi
君津市

Kimitsu

Geographische Lage in Japan

Kimitsu (Japan)

35° 20′ N, 139° 54′ OKoordinaten: 35° 19′ 50″ N, 139° 54′ 10″ O

Basisdaten

Fläche:

318,83 km²

81.355
(1. März 2021)

Bevölkerungsdichte:

255 Einwohner je km²

Gemeindeschlüssel:

12225-4

Symbole

Flagge/Wappen:

Flagge/Wappen von Kimitsu

Taxus cuspidata var. nana

Rhododendron dilatatum

Rathaus

Kimitsu City Hall
2-13-1, Kubo
Kimitsu-shi
Chiba-ken 299-1192 Japan

Webadresse:

https://www.city.kimitsu.lg.jp/

Lage der Stadt Kimitsu in der Präfektur Chiba

Lage Kimitsus in der Präfektur

Kimitsu (japanisch 君津市, -shi) ist eine Stadt der Präfektur Chiba im Osten von Honshū, der Hauptinsel von Japan.

Geographie

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Die Stadt liegt südöstlich von Tokio auf der Bōsō-Halbinsel an der Bucht von Tokio.

Angrenzende Städte und Gemeinden

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Geschichte

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Kimitsu war lange bekannt für seine Seealgen „Nori“. Heute gehört die Stadt zur „Keiyō Industriezone“ (京葉工業地域, Keiyō kōgyō chiiki).

Kimitsu erhielt am 1. September 1971 das Stadtrecht.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

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Überreste der Burg Kururi (久留里城, Kururi-jō)

Rathaus von Kimitsu

Verkehr

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Straße:

Nationalstraße 16
Nationalstraßen 127, 410, 465

Zug:

JR Uchibō-Linie nach Chiba oder Kamogawa
JR Kururi-Linie nach Kisarazu

Städtepartnerschaften

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Japan Kamogawa, Japan
Korea Sud Uiwang, Südkorea

Literatur

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S. Noma (Hrsg.): Kimitsu. In: Japan. An Illustrated Encyclopedia. Kodansha, 1993. ISBN 4-06-205938-X, S. 780.

Weblinks

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Commons: Kimitsu – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien

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