Soka

Soka is a city in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Starting at 1 February 2016, the city had an expected populace of 247,165, and a populace thickness of 9,000 people for each km². Its absolute zone is 27.46 square kilometers. Arranged in the southeast corner of Saitama Prefecture around 30 kilometers from Tokyo. Soka is encompassed toward the east by the urban areas of Yashio, Misato and Yoshikawa, and toward the west by Kawaguchi. Toward the north is Koshigaya and toward the south Adachi Ward of Metropolitan Tokyo. Soka, when a quiet rural zone encompassed by water and greenery, lies in the Nakagawa-ayase bowl, a region alluded to as the Nakagawa-teichi region.

This alluvial plain spreads over the focal piece of the Kanto Plain. Because of urbanization, the once rich greenery and clean water was antagonistically influenced. Presently, Soka is advancing a "town of greenery and water dependent on history and the common highlights of the zone". Formation of territories of greenery mirroring the progressions of the four seasons, and the reclamation of conduits and environs is being progressed. Soka customarily is known for its rice saltine, the Soka senbei. However, farming and sustenance handling structure a minor bit of the nearby economy, which is vigorously industrialized.