Tsu (Mie)
| Tsu-shi 津市 |
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| Geographical location in Japan | ||
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| Region : | Kinki | |
| Prefecture : | Mie | |
| Coordinates : | 34 ° 43 ' N , 136 ° 30' E | |
| Basic data | ||
| Surface: | 710.81 km² | |
| Residents : | 275,371 (June 1, 2019) |
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| Population density : | 387 inhabitants per km² | |
| Community key : | 24201-2 | |
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| Flag / coat of arms: | ||
| Tree : | azalea | |
| Flower : | azalea | |
| town hall | ||
| Address : |
Tsu City Hall 23 - 1 , Nishimarunouchi Tsu -shi Mie 514-8611 |
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| Website URL: | http://www.info.city.tsu.mie.jp | |
| Location Tsus in Mie Prefecture | ||
Tsu ( jap. 津市 , - shi , literally: port ) is a city and the administrative seat of the prefecture Mie on Honshū , the main island of Japan , on the Ise Bay about 60 km south of Nagoya .
history
Tsu was originally a castle town (see Tsu Castle ). During the Edo period , many hikers stopped in town on the way to the Ise Shrine , which is 40 km to the southeast.
He was appointed Shi on April 1, 1889.
religion
In Tsu there is a Catholic church, which is subordinate to the Diocese of Kyoto .
traffic
- Street:
- Ise highway
- National roads 23, 163, 165, 306, 368, 369, 422
- Train:
- JR Kisei main line
- JR Meisho Line
- Kintetsu Osaka line
- Kintetsu Nagoya Line
education
Neighboring cities and communities
Town twinning
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Osasco , Brazil, since 1976 -
Zhenjiang , People's Republic of China, since 1984 -
Higashishirakawa , Japan, since 1989 -
Shūnan , Japan, since 1990 -
Kamifurano , Japan, since 1997
sons and daughters of the town
- Matsusaburô Fujiwara (1881–1946), mathematician
- Saori Yoshida (* 1982 in what was then Ichishi ), wrestler
- Leiko Ikemura (* 1951), painter and sculptor
- Futahaguro Kōji (born 1963), sumo wrestler
- Mū Kanazaki (* 1989), Japanese football player
- Naoya Senoo (born 1996), soccer player
Web links
Commons : Tsu - collection of images, videos and audio files