Hino, Tokyo

Hino (Japanese日 野 市, -shi) is a city in the Japanese prefecture of Tokyo, about 40 km west of Tokyo.

Geography

The Asakawa flows through the city from west to east and flows into the Tama, which runs the northeastern city limits.

History

The city was founded on November 3, 1963.

Attractions

  • Tama Zoo (多 摩 动物 公园, Tama Dobutsu kōen )
  • Takahata Fudo - a Buddhist temple
  • TamaTech - a motorsport theme park in the Tama Hills Country

Traffic

  • Street: Chūō - highway
  • National Road 20
  • JR Chūō Main Line, Railway Station and Train Station Toyoda Hino after Tōkyō or Nagoya
  • Tama Monorail

Economy

Hino is the seat of the vehicle manufacturer Hino JIDOSHA.

Sons and daughters of the town

Adjacent Cities and Towns

  • Hachioji
  • Fuchū
  • Kunitachi
  • Tachikawa
  • Tama
  • Akishima
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