Chofu

Chofu is a city situated in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. The zone of present-day Chofu has been possessed since Japanese Paleolithic occasions, and various stays from the Jomon, Yayoi and Kofun periods have been found. Amid the Nara time frame, it turned out to be a piece of antiquated Musashi Province. Amid the Sengoku time frame, the zone was much of the time challenged between the Later Hojo group and Uesugi faction. Amid the Edo time frame, the territory succeeded as a post station on the Koshu Kaido and as an inside for sericulture.

Each July, Chofu has the Chofu City Fireworks Festival, gone to by upwards of 300,000 individuals along the banks of the Tamagawa River. The little Fuda Station on the Keio Line is immersed on this one day with a huge number of guests. Chofu has a substantial social focus that underpins numerous gatherings empowering the reconciliation of outsiders into Japanese society, giving free Japanese, Shodo, Ikebana, Karate exercises. There is a recreation center and remembrance corridor recognizing the life of writer Mushanokoji Saneatsu, a previous inhabitant of Chofu. For the 1964 Summer Olympics, the city filled in as a component of the course for the athletic 50-kilometer walk and long distance race events.