Takasago

Takasago is a city situated in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The city was established on July 1, 1954. It lies between the urban areas of Kakogawa toward the east and Himeji toward the west, which is known for its palace. As of May 1, 2017, the city has an expected populace of 92,444, with 39,472 family units and a populace thickness of 2,700 people for every km². The absolute region is 34.38 km².

Takasago was an angling town and a spot known for its ports, yet it has since been industrialized and numerous production lines for significant organizations dab its horizon in the south, for example, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, the Kobe Steel Takasago Manufacturing Complex, Mitsubishi Paper Mills, Takuma Power Plant, and Kikkoman Soy Sauce.

Notwithstanding this, Takasago had various normal points of interest for the improvement of industry, counting a shallow waterfront territory fit to arrive recovery, bounty of crisp water and around to the substantial urban zones of Kobe and Osaka. This permitted the decrease in the port what's more, conveyance exercises to be counterbalanced by industrialization. These ventures included paper, sustenance, iron, steel, hardware, earthenware production, concoction and power age.