Fujiidera

Fujiidera is a town positioned in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. As of October 1, 2016, the city has an envisioned population of 65,0.5 and a populace density of 7,300 folks consistent with km². The total location is 8.89 km². In 1959 the townships of Fujiidera-cho and Domyoji-cho merged to create Fujiidera-Domyoji-cho. A year later, the town become renamed Misasagi-cho. The modern-day town of Fujiidera-shi was created November 1, 1966.

Fujiidera Stadium, a baseball stadium constructed in 1928 and last owned with the aid of the Kintetsu Buffaloes, become formerly placed in Fujiidera. The crew used the stadium until 1996, before relocating to the newly built Osaka Dome for the 1997 season. Fujiidera Stadium was closed in 2005 and the web site redeveloped. Fujiidera is served with the aid of the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line and Domyoji Lines, with three railway stations located inside the city.

Fujiidera Station is the largest, located near the City Hall, and surrounded via a place of retail shops; the opposite two are Hajinosato and Domyoji. The tomb of Emperor Ingyo, the nineteenth emperor of Japan, is located in Fujiidera. Domyoji-Tenmangu, a huge Shinto shrine devoted to Tenjin, is positioned five minutes walk from Domyoji Station. The close by Doymoji Buddhist convent is taken into consideration to were the circle of relatives temple of Sugawara no Michizane.