Kikuyo

Kikuyo is a town situated in Kikuchi District, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. As of October 2016, the town has an expected populace of 41,411 and a thickness of 1,100 people for each km². The absolute zone is 37.57 km². Kikuyo fringes the city of Kumamoto on the north-east side and is focused on Highway 57 and the Aso-bound train line. The town is developing, because of the nearness of a Tokyo Electric plant and the flow development of another Fujifilm plant on expressway 57.

Kikuyo is known for its Kikuyo Ninjin carrots. Kikuyo has two middle schools, six grade schools, and eight open preschools. Most senior secondary school understudies go to government funded schools in the urban communities of Kumamoto or Ozu. Ozu is a town situated in Kikuchi District, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. As of October 1, 2016, the town has an expected populace of 33,793 and a thickness of 340 people for every km². The absolute territory is 99.09 km².

The town is known for its Azalea Festival in the spring. There is an extensive Honda processing plant situated close Ozu that utilizes individuals from around the globe. Ozu is additionally known for its sweet potatoes karaimo. The town likewise has one of the most seasoned homes in Kikuchi District that opens two times per year for visitors, a dashing track, and is situated on the edge of the caldera that encompasses Mount Aso. Ozu was influenced by the 2016 Kumamoto tremors.