Tomisato

Tomisato is a town positioned in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. As of April 2012, the city has an anticipated populace of 50,183, and a population density of 931 humans consistent with km2. The total vicinity is 53.91 km2. Tomisato Village turned into founded on April 1, 1889 within Inba District, Chiba Prefecture. On April 1, 1985 it become multiplied to metropolis popularity, and later became multiplied to metropolis status on April 1, 2002. Tomisato isn't currently served through railway.

The Narita Railway Company's Yachimata Line operated from 1914-1940. However, there are two stations inside one kilometer of Tomisato's border. One is in Shisui, and station strains sharing one website are in Narita. Tomisato is a nearby industrial center whose economy is typically agricultural. The predominant crops are rice and watermelons. Traditionally, the vicinity changed into regarded for horse ranching. The town is also a bedroom network for workers at Narita Airport.