Komae

Komae is a city located in the western bit of Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. Komae is settled between the Tama River toward the southwest, and the a lot littler Nogawa stream toward the north and east which streams close to its limits with Chofu city and Setagaya Ward. It is basically a private suburb of Tokyo which urbanized quickly during the 1970s, with the majority of the working populace driving to focal Tokyo.

There are several neighbourhood shopping areas, for the most part around the train stations. The city's name is thought to begin from the word koma, alluding to transients, particularly Goguryeo from the Korean landmass who settled here around the fifth century AD. Various kofun internment hills are situated inside the city fringes. Yearly occasions in Komae incorporate a pontoon race on Tama River each July, and a city reasonable in mid-November. The town has a gathering of celebration mascots called Komarangers; their motivation is to brighten up the residents of the town. They come in five hues: red, blue, green, yellow, and pink.