Miharu

Miharu is a town placed in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. As of one March 2018, the city had an anticipated population of 17,870 in 6283 households, and a population density of 250 people per km². The overall location of the metropolis became 72.76 rectangular kilometres. The location of present-day Miharu become a part of historical Mutsu Province. During the Edo period, the location become the fortress town of Miharu Domain, a 50,000 koku han dominated via the Akita clan from 1645 till the Meiji Restoration.

It turned into subsequently prepared as a part of Nakadori region of Iwaki Province. Miharu town was set up with the formation of the current municipalities gadget on April 1, 1889. On April 1, 1955, Miharu annexed the neighboring villages of Ogisawa, Nakazuma, Nakago, Sawaishi and Kurita, all from Tamura District. The economic system of Miharu is in general agricultural, with some chemical and mild manufacturing. Miharu is positioned in Tamura District in north-critical Fukushima prefecture. The metropolis is positioned in an hilly area of the Abukuma Mountains, with peaks of 300-500 meters. Miharu has a damp continental weather.