Iga

Iga City was framed in 2004 with the merger of Ueno City and five encompassing towns and towns. The city is named after the previous Iga Province, which secured some portion of the present Mie Prefecture. The city has been regularly alluded to as Iga Ueno to stay away from disarray with different spots named Ueno. Iga Ueno is most well known for ninja.

The Iga school of ninjutsu craft of stealth, situated in the previous Ueno City, used to be one of Japan's two driving ninja schools amid the medieval time the Koka school in neighboring Shiga Prefecture was the other. Today, Iga Ueno draws in guests with its fine ninja museum. Iga Ueno is likewise the origin of one of Japan's most prominent writers, Basho Matsuo, who lived amid the early Edo Period. A remembrance exhibition hall, his introduction to the world home and a previous isolation are a portion of the city's Basho related locales.