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Habikino, Osaka

释义

Sister cities and friendship cities
Within Japan Internationally
Education
Universities and technical schools Primary and secondary schools
Transportation
Rail Bus Roads National toll roads National non-toll roads Prefectural roads
Surrounding municipalities
References
External links

{{Infobox city Japan
|name= Habikino
|JapaneseName= {{nobold|{{lang|ja|羽曳野市}}}}
|settlement_type= City
|image_skyline= 大阪外環状線(国道170号) 軽里北交差点付近 Karusato-kita 2012.10.30 - panoramio.jpg
|image_caption= Habikino city
|image_flag= Flag of Habikino, Osaka.svg
|image_symbol= Symbol of Habikino, Osaka.svg
|region= Kansai
|prefecture= Osaka Prefecture
|area_km2= 26.44|
|population= 113,256
|population_as_of= February 28, 2017
|density_km2= auto
|coordinates= {{coord|34|33|N|135|36|E|region:JP|display=inline,title}}
|mayor= Tsuguo Kitagawa
|tree= Mandarin Orange
|flower= Peach
|bird=
|city_hall_postal_code= 583-8585
|city_hall_address= 4-1-1 Konda, Habikino-shi, Ōsaka-fu
|website= {{URL|http://www.city.habikino.lg.jp/}}
|image_map= Habikino in Osaka Prefecture Ja.svg
}}{{nihongo|Habikino|羽曳野市|Habikino-shi}} is a city located in eastern Osaka Prefecture, Japan. It is particularly well known for its grape production, as well as the many ancient burial mounds that dot its landscape. The city was founded on January 15, 1959.

As of February 28, 2017, the city has an estimated population of 113,256 and a population density of 4,300 persons per km².^[1] The total area is 26.44 km².

Yu Darvish was born and grew up in this city.

Sister cities and friendship cities

Within Japan

{{flagicon|Japan}} Kameyama, Mie (friendship city)
{{flagicon|Japan}} Gose, Nara (friendship city)

Internationally

{{flagicon|Austria}} Hietzing, Vienna, Austria (sister city)

Education

Universities and technical schools

Shitennōji International Buddhist University
Osaka Prefecture University Habikino Campus (formerly Osaka Prefecture College of Nursing)

Primary and secondary schools

Private:

Shitennoji Habikigaoka Junior and Senior High School^[2]

Transportation

Rail

Kintetsu Railway
- Minami Osaka Line: (to Osaka Abenobashi) - Eganoshō - Takawashi - (intervening stations in Fujiidera) - Furuichi - Komagatani - Kaminotaishi - (to Kintetsu Gose, Kashiharajingū-mae, Yoshino)

Bus

Kintetsu Bus
- From Furuichi Station in the east, buses carry passengers on routes to Habikigaoka, Shitennōji International Buddhist University, Momoyama-dai, and Fujiidera Station.
- From Eganoshō Station in the west, there is a bus route to Kawachi-Matsubara Station which also covers Mihara-ku in Sakai.
Kongō Bus
- Buses pick up passengers at Kaminotaishi Station.

Roads

National toll roads

Minami-Hanna Expressway (two interchanges within city limits):

Habikino Interchange
Habikino-Higashi Interchange

National non-toll roads

National Route 166
National Route 170 (Osaka Outer Loop Highway)

Prefectural roads

Osaka/Nara Prefectural Route 12: Sakai-Yamato-Takada Highway
Osaka Prefectural Route 27: Kashiwara-Komagatani-Chihayaakasaka Highway
Osaka Prefectural Route 31: Sakai-Habikino Highway
Osaka Prefectural Route 32: Mihara-Taishi Highway

Surrounding municipalities

Osaka Prefecture:
- Matsubara
- Fujiidera
- Kashiwara
- Mihara Ward, Sakai
- Tondabayashi
- Taishi, Minamikawachi District
Nara Prefecture:
- Kashiba

References

1. ^{{cite web |url= https://www.city.habikino.lg.jp/|title= Official website of Habikino city|publisher= Habikino City|location= Japan|language= Japanese|accessdate= 10 April 2017}}
2. ^Home. Shitennoji Habikigaoka Junior and Senior High School. Retrieved on January 12, 2019.

External links

Habikino City official website {{ja icon}}

1 : Cities in Osaka Prefecture

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