Kawasaki is a city in Japan, located south of the main island of Honshu, and overlooking Tokyo Bay. Follow administratively Kanagawa province, located between the provinces of Tokyo and Yokohama. A population of approximately 1,385,003 people (2008).
The city is located in the center of a region with a dense urban fabric, where the wearing of a major economic center in the urban Kiyean pool. Of the most important industries: iron and steel, shipbuilding, construction, mechanical, chemical and oil refining. The city is famous for its important Buddhist monuments, including Hiegn or Hiegn-G Temple, which was built in the early 12th century.
Kawasaki came under heavy bombing during the Second World War, most were rebuilt after the war ended.
The city is located in the center of a region with a dense urban fabric, where the wearing of a major economic center in the urban Kiyean pool. Of the most important industries: iron and steel, shipbuilding, construction, mechanical, chemical and oil refining. The city is famous for its important Buddhist monuments, including Hiegn or Hiegn-G Temple, which was built in the early 12th century.
Kawasaki came under heavy bombing during the Second World War, most were rebuilt after the war ended.
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