Hanyu

Hanyu is a city positioned in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. As of one February 2016, the city had an envisioned population of 54,916, and a populace density of 936 men and women in step with km². Its total vicinity is 58.64 square kilometres 22.64 sq.mi. The village of Hanyu was created within Kitasaitama District, Saitama with the established order of the municipalities machine on April 1, 1889. On September 1, 1954 Hanyu merged with the neighboring villages of Shingo, Sukage, Iwase, Kawamata, Iizumi, and Tegobayashi and become elevated to town reputation.

The village of Chiyoda was annexed on April 1, 1959. Traditional industries of Hanyu covered fabric dying and clothing manufacturing. The vicinity changed into famous of its indigo manufacturing within the Edo duration. Akebono Brake Industry is founded in Hanyu. Hanyu is positioned in the maximum northern a part of Saitama Prefecture at the island of Honshu, Japan. Hanyu northern border is the Tone River. Before the river changed into redirected to its cutting-edge course to manipulate flooding, it used to glide via the city.