Handa

Handa is a metropolis positioned in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. During the Edo duration, the area of Handa town was part of Owari Domain. In the post-Meiji recovery cadastral reforms of October 1, 1889, the towns of Handa and Kamezaki have been founded, as changed into the metropolis of Narawa the subsequent year. These three cities merged on October 1, 1937, to form the city of Handa. Handa has a robust historical connection with soy sauce, sake and vinegar brewing, and stays the worldwide headquarters of the Mizkan Vinegar Group.

During World War II, Nakajima Aircraft Company installed an plane manufacturing plant in Handa. In the post-conflict duration, this was redeveloped into a heavy commercial sector, inclusive of a manufacturing plant by Dow Chemical. Handa is located in northeastern Chita Peninsula in southern Aichi Prefecture, and is bordered with the aid of Mikawa Bay to the east. Handa and Midland, Michigan became Sister Cities in 1981, a relationship that maintains to at the present time. Handa has 7 basic faculties, 5 center faculties, 5 high faculties, and 2 unique training schools.