Owase

Owase is a metropolis located in Mie Prefecture, Japan. As of August 2015, the town had an envisioned populace of 17,953 and a populace density of 93.2 humans in keeping with km2. The general area turned into 192.71 square kilometres. The place of present-day Owase was a part of ancient Shima Province, however was transferred to Kii Province in 1582. During this time, large-scale forestry initiatives have been all started. The metropolis of Owase became set up on April 1, 1889 inside Kitamuro District of Mie Prefecture.

The current city of Owase become installed on June 20, 1954 via the merger of the town of Owase with the encompassing villages of Sugari and Kuki and the villages of Kitawauchi and Minamiwauchi each from Minamimuro District. Due to its location, Owase is especially supported by its commercial fishery and forestry industries. Yellowtail, amberjack, Japanese horse mackerel, sauries, sea bream and bonito are many of the fish landed at Owase. Owase has seven basic faculties, center colleges, one excessive faculty and one special schooling school.