Kitamoto

Kitamoto is a town in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. As of one February 2016, the city had an anticipated populace of 67,319, and a populace density of 3400 people according to km². Its total vicinity is 19.82 square kilometres 7.65 squaremi. Konosu-shuku changed into one of the publish stations on the Nakasendo motorway until 1602, when it changed into relocated north; the original vicinity became renamed Motojuku, and later, Kitamotojuku, which is the foundation of the name of the present day town. With the established order of the municipalities device on April 1, 1889, Kitamotojuku changed into merged with numerous neighboring hamlets to form the village of Ishito within Kitaadachi District, Saitama.

On February eleven, 1943, Ishito turned into merged with neighboring Nakamaru to shape Kitamotojuku Village. On November three, 1959, the village changed into increased to town popularity, becoming Kitamoto Town. Kitamoto attained town reputation on November three, 1971. Kitamoto has 8 elementary colleges, center faculties and one high faculty. Due to this area, Kitamoto is generally a bedroom community with a excessive percentage of its populace commuting to both Saitama City or the Tokyo town for work.