Hitachi

Hitachi is a city situated in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. As of September 2015, the city had an expected populace of 183,148 and a populace thickness of 811 people for every km2. Its absolute region is 225.71 km2. Hitachi is notable on the planet for its image name of electric items, including power plants and machines, of the Hitachi organization established in the town in 1910 by Namihei Odaira with impressive properties as its processing plants in the city.

Situated in northern Ibaraki Prefecture, Hitachi has a long coast along the Pacific Ocean toward the east. Primary street Route 6 keeps running in parallel with the coat, interfacing Tokyo and Sendai, however creates private and business regions in the moderately restricted place where there is the beach front plain. Topographically the city covers Cambrian cellar, somewhere in the range of 500 million years of age shake, for example, marble being quarried in the west to make bond material.

The outskirts of Hitachi extended in 1955– 1956 through the extension of the neighboring towns of Hidaka, Sakamoto, Higashiosawa, Nakasato, Toyoura and the town of Kuji. The town of Tsunezumi was attached in 1992. In 2001, Mito was assigned an exceptional city with expanded neighborhood independence. Hitachi is a noteworthy modern focus, and is the previous area of the central station of Hitachi and different of its gathering organizations.