kunitachi, tokyo

Kunitachi (国立市; -shi) is a city located in the western part of the metropolitan area of Tokyo, Japan. Kunitachi is known for its broad main avenue, Daigaku Dori (University Avenue). This cherry-tree-lined boulevard stretches from Kunitachi Station on the Chuo Line toward the banks of the Tama River. The city lies along the historical Koshu Kaido, a route that connected Edo with Kofu in the province of Kai (present-day Yamanashi Prefecture). Kunitachi was founded on January 1, 1967. As of 2003, the city has an estimated population of 73,400. The Yaho Tenmangu, a Shinto shrine established in 903, is in Kunitachi.

External link

Official website in Japanese

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

naha, okinawa
gushikawa, okinawa
ginowan, okinawa
hirara, okinawa
ishigaki, okinawa
urasoe, okinawa
nago, okinawa
itoman, okinawa
tomigusuku, okinawa
7 rideau gate
hachioji, tokyo

tachikawa, tokyo
musashino, tokyo
mitaka, tokyo
ome, tokyo
fuchu, hiroshima (city)
fuchu, tokyo
akishima, tokyo
chofu, tokyo
machida, tokyo
koganei, tokyo
kodaira, tokyo

hino, tokyo
higashimurayama, tokyo
kokubunji, tokyo
donald o'connor
fussa, tokyo
komae, tokyo
higashi yamato, tokyo
kiyose, tokyo
higashikurume, tokyo
batman province
musashimurayama, tokyo

tama, tokyo
inagi, tokyo
hamura, tokyo
akiruno, tokyo
nishi tokyo, tokyo
stephen collins
cornelius krieghoff
timeline of roma history
cornell law school
mariana islands
spring river