Ebino [City] - Ebino

Japanese: えびの[市] - えびの

A city in western Miyazaki Prefecture. It was incorporated as a city in 1970. The lowlands opened up in the upper reaches of the Sendai River in the center, and urban areas developed in Iino, Kakuto, and Masaki along the Kito Line. The city produces high-quality rice, tea, strawberries, melons, timber, and shiitake mushrooms, and there are lumber and electrical factories. Livestock and dairy farming are also carried out. With Kyomachi Onsen and Ebino Plateau, the city has developed as a tourist destination. Since February 1968, there have been frequent earthquakes (Ebino earthquake), causing damage in various areas. The junction of the Kyushu Expressway and the Miyazaki Expressway. The base for Kirishima tourism. 282.93 ^km2 . 21,606 people (2010).

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Japanese:

宮崎県西部の市。1970年市制。中部の川内(せんだい)川上流域に低地が開け，吉都線沿いの飯野，加久藤，真幸(まさき)に市街が発達。良質の米，茶，イチゴ，メロン，木材，シイタケを産し，製材，電機の工場もある。畜産，酪農も行われる。京町温泉やえびの高原があり，観光地として発展している。1968年２月以降，地震がたびたび起こり（えびの地震），各地に被害を出した。九州自動車道と宮崎自動車道の分岐点。霧島観光の基地。282.93km²。２万1606人（2010）。

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