Hino [city] - Hino

Japanese: 日野[市] - ひの

A city in central Tokyo. Established as a city in 1963. It spans the alluvial plains on the south bank of the Tama River and the Tama Hills. The Chuo Line and Keio Line run through the city. During the Edo period, the city center developed as a ferry stop and post town on the Koshu Road. Large-scale housing complexes were developed in the 1950s and 60s, and the city flourished as a satellite city of the metropolitan area. Industrial complexes were also created, with large factories producing automobiles, film, electronics, watches, and more, making the city one of the top manufacturing cities in the Tama area with a shipment value of 939.3 billion yen (2003). It is home to Takahatafudo Temple, Tama Zoo, and Mogusa Garden. ^{Area: 27.55 km2} . Population: 180,052 (2010).
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Japanese:

東京都中部の市。1963年市制。多摩川南岸の沖積地と多摩丘陵にまたがる。中央線，京王線が通じる。中心市街は江戸時代甲州道中の渡し場，宿場町として発達。昭和30年代から大規模住宅団地が開発され，首都圏の衛星都市として発展。工業団地も造成され，自動車，フィルム，電機，時計などの大工場があって多摩地区で上位の製造品出荷額9393億円（2003）を上げている。高幡不動尊，多摩動物公園，百草(もぐさ)園がある。27.55km²。18万52人（2010）。
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