Higashine

Higashine is a city placed in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. As of October 2013, the metropolis had an envisioned population of 47,159, and a populace density of 228 humans in line with km². The general area is 207.17 rectangular kilometres. The region of gift-day Higashine became a part of historic Dewa Province and is mentioned within the Engishiki data of the early Heian period. After the start of the Meiji length, the location became a part of Kitamurayama District, Yamagata Prefecture.

The modern-day village of Higashine turned into mounted on April 1, 1889 and was raised to city reputation on June 15, 1896. It attained city status on November three, 1958. Higashine is known as "The Fruit Kingdom" and is specifically widely known for its cherries in addition to for apples, pears and persimmons. The metropolis of Higashine has a huge industrial park. Some of the businesses include 3M, Casio, THK, ODELIC, and Kyocera. Many of these groups are worried in production and research and improvement.