Kameoka

Kameoka is a metropolis in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. As of October 1, 2015, the metropolis has an predicted populace of 89,479, with 33,915 households and a population density of 398 individuals in line with km². The overall vicinity is 224.Eighty km². Historically, the region served as a farming community for Kyoto, Japan's former capital. For centuries, region farmers provided ingredients used for classic Japanese food served in Kyoto including chestnuts, black beans, azuki, rice, matsutake, yams, and daikon.

In addition, farmers within the town provide red meat, chicken and ayu also referred to as sweetfish. In the past, Kameoka changed into known as Kameyama and served because the provincial capital for Tanba province. Kameoka abuts Kyoto to the east and is placed to the north of Osaka. It is at the border line among former Tanba and Yamashiro providences. Together with Nantan metropolis, the vicinity is referred to as Southern Tanba, Kameoka is top notch as the launch factor for Hozugawa Kudari, a boat trip down the Hozu River.