Category: Nishio

Nishio-shi  Nishio

Nishio (西 尾市) is a Japanese city located at the southern end of the Yahagi River basin, which flows from north to south in the center of Aichi, com mountains as Mount Sangane to the east, the Yahagi River to the west, and Mikawa Bay to the south.

Its population is 171.822 inhabitants, including about 9.909 foreign citizens, this 3.481 are Brazilian, 437 Peru, 40 Paraguay, 18 Argentina, 20 Americans, 2 Mexico, 2.549 Vietnam, 1.382 Philippines, 699 Chinese, 234 Koreans, 28 Mongolia, 13 Sri Lanka, 106 Nepal, 6 India, 653 Indonesia, (data town hall - August 2.020).

The city has a climate characterized by hot and humid summers and relatively mild winters. The month of September it is the wettest month. Temperatures are higher in August around 26.3 ° C, and lower in January around 4,5 ° C.

After the end of World War II, Nishio attracted many workers from rural southern Japan and its population increased. In 1953, Nishio became a city with the annexation of the neighboring cities of Heisaka and Terazu and the villages of Fukuchi and Muroba, followed by the Miwa and Meiji villages in 1955.

On April 1, 2011, the cities of Hazu, Isshiki and Kira (all from Hazu district) were merged into Nishio. Hazu district was dissolved as a result of this merger.

Informative:

• Hello Work, support and assistance center for workers.
• NkVehicles, buying, selling and exchanging cars."Winch 24 hours'
  

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Nishio Attractions:

• Yatsuomoteyama ObservatoryTo observatory popular with a wonderful 360 degree night view of Nishio and Okazaki.
  

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Nishio - Festivals & Fireworks:

• Yonezu River FestivalTo festival held every year on Saturday Obon with fireworks and floating lanterns.
• Hawaii Festival, is a Hawaiian festival held annually at the end of the month of August, HULA HULA enthusiasts and dance groups from all over Japan come together at praia Kira-Waikki Beach to present their groups.
  

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