Zushi

Zushi is a city situated in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. As of June 2012, the city has an expected populace of 58,087, and a populace thickness of 3,350 for every km². The all out zone is 17.34 km2. Zushi is situated at the head of Miura Peninsula, confronting Sagami Bay on the Pacific Ocean. The city is based on an alluvial plain framed by the Tagoe River and encompassed by low, soak hills.

The region of Zushi has been possessed since ancient occasions, and various Kofun period and Yayoi period remains have been found. Amid the Heian time frame, it went under the control of the Miura family, and amid the Kamakura time frame shaped piece of the external strongholds for Kamakura. The port of Kotsubo is referenced every now and again in the Azuma Kagami. The name 'Zushi' has been written from multiple points of view, including.

The expression "zushi" itself implies a road, a back street or a convergence and went to the Kanto locale from Kyoto. One of its first appearances is in a Hojo faction archive as. Amid the Edo time frame, alongside the vast majority of eastern Sagami Province, the zone was a tenryo area under direct control of the Tokugawa shogunate, and regulated by different hatamoto.