Inagawa

Inagawa a city placed in Kawabe District in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. As of Dec 2012, the town has an estimated population of 31,381. The overall location is 90.41 km². The famous Tada Mine is located inside the southern part of Inagawa. It is alleged, with a few uncertainty, that Toyotomi Hideyoshi's treasures are buried there. The mascot of Inagawa is Inabo a character of a wild boar. Before 12th century, mining of Tada silver-and-copper mine turned into commenced. In 1955, Nakatani Village and Mutsuse Village merged and became Inagawa Town.

In 1978, Nose Electric Railway Nissei Line changed into opened to site visitors. This city is positioned in southeastern a part of Hyogo Prefecture. While this town is comparatively near important Osaka, it's miles considerable in nature with a lot of nature stays within the northern part of Inagawa, with firefly, Japanese large salamander and rhacophorus arboreus nevertheless live there. In southern a part of Inagawa, there are 3 massive new towns, the Hankyu-Nissei Newtown Inagawa Parktown and Tsutsujigaoka and are located at the centre of Inagawa. Inagawa is a commuter's city of Osaka or Kobe.