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Economy: Hanyu Koshigaya
C Hasuda Kuki
h Ibaraki is known for natto, or fermented soybeans, in
a Mito, watermelons in Kyowa (recently merged into
p Hidaka Kumagaya
t Chikusei), and chestnuts in the Nishiibaraki region.
e Higashimatsuyama Misato
Tradition:
r
Niiza Satte
-Ibaraki is famous for the martial art of Aikido.
Okegawa Sayama
-Castles in many cities, including Mito, Kasama, and
Yuki. Saitama (capital) Shiki
Sakado Shiraoka
-Kasama: Famous for Shinto, art, culture and pottery.
Soka Wako
Kairakuen: One of Japan's three most celebrated gar-
dens, famous for having more than 3000 Japanese Toda Warabi
plum trees of over 100 varieties. Tokorozawa Yashio

Oarai Port : Ferry route to Tomakomai, and Muroran Tsurugashima Yoshikawa
of Hokkaido
Economy: N/A
Cuisine: N/A
Customs and Heritage:

-The Chichibu Shrine: An ancient Shinto shrine in

the city of Chichibu that also enshrines Prince Chi-
chibu.
SAITAMA -Omiya Bonsai Village: This is the nickname for the
bonsai nursery precinct in Bonsai-cho, Kita-ku,
A prefecture of Japan located in the Kanto region.
The capital is the city of Saitama. This prefecture is Saitama, Japan."
part of the Greater Tokyo Area, and most of Cuisine: N/A
Saitama's cities can be described as suburbs TOKYO
of Tokyo, to which a large number of residents com-
mute each day.

Total Area: 3,797.00 km2 (1,466.03 sq mi)
Total Population: 855,745

Major Cities:

Ageo Honjo

Asaka Iruma
Chichibu Kasukabe

Fujimi Kawagoe
Fujimino Kawaguchi

Fukaya Kazo

Gyoda Kitamoto
Hano Konosu

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