Tondabayashi [city] - Tondabayashi

Japanese: 富田林[市] - とんだばやし

A city in southern Osaka Prefecture. It was incorporated as a city in 1950. The city center is located in the Ishikawa River Valley Plain. It was established as a temple town of the Ikko sect Koshoji temple. Since the mid-Edo period, it has developed as a key transportation hub and a distribution center for local products, and the Kintetsu Nagano Line was opened in 1898. Bamboo blinds and glass balls are local specialties. In addition to mandarin oranges in the hills, forced cultivation of beans, eggplants, and cucumbers is popular. It is home to Takiya Fudoson Myoo-ji Temple, the PL Kyodan headquarters, and Kongo Danchi, a large housing complex in the Kongo area. The Nankai Electric Railway runs through the city. 39.72 ^km2 . Population: 119,576 (2010).

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Japanese:

大阪府南部の市。1950年市制。中心市街は石川の河谷平野にあり，一向宗興正寺の寺内町として成立，江戸中期以降交通の要衝，物産の集散地として発展，1898年近鉄長野線が通じる。竹すだれ，グラスボールの特産がある。丘陵部のミカンのほか，豆類，ナス，キュウリの促成栽培が盛ん。滝谷不動尊明王寺，PL教団本部，金剛地区に大規模な住宅団地の金剛団地がある。南海電鉄が通じる。39.72km²。11万9576人（2010）。

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