Ibaraki, Osaka: Difference between revisions

Template:Infobox city Japan Ibaraki (茨木市, Ibaraki-shi) is a city located in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. It is a suburban city of Osaka City and a part of the Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe metropolitan area. Ibaraki translates to "wild trees" or "thorny trees". The city was incorporated on January 1, 1948.

As of February 2017, the city has an estimated population of 280,562 and a population density of 3,580 persons per km².^[1] The total area is 76.52 km².

Transportation

Railways

West Japan Railway Company
- JR Kyoto Line: Ibaraki Station - JR-Sōjiji Station
Hankyu Railway
- Hankyu Kyoto Line: Minami-Ibaraki Station - Ibaraki-shi Station - Sōjiji Station
Osaka Monorail
- Main Line: Unobe Station - Minami-Ibaraki Station - Sawaragi Station
- Saito Line Handai-byōin-mae Station - Toyokawa Station - Saito-nishi Station

Highways

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National Route 171

Education

Prefectural public senior high schools:

Private junior and senior high schools:

Otemon Junior & Senior High School (追手門学院中学校・高等学校)
Kansai Ohkura Junior and Senior High School (関西大倉中学校・高等学校)
Waseda Setsuryo Junior High School-High School (早稲田摂陵中学校・高等学校)
Korea International School, a Korean international junior and senior high school, is in Ibaraki.

Private senior high schools:

Sister and friendship cities

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States – Sister city agreement concluded in 1980
Anqing, Anhui, China – Friendship city agreement concluded in 1985
Shōdoshima, Kagawa, Japan – Sister city agreement concluded in 1988 (with former Uchinomi town)
Taketa, Ōita, Japan – History cultural sister city agreement concluded in 2013

References

^ "Official website of Ibaraki city" (in Japanese). Japan: Ibaraki City. Retrieved 10 April 2017.

External links

Media related to Ibaraki, Osaka at Wikimedia Commons

Ibaraki city official website (in Japanese)

Osaka Prefecture

Osaka (capital)

Osaka

Wards	Abeno Asahi Chūō Fukushima Higashinari Higashisumiyoshi Higashiyodogawa Hirano Ikuno Jōtō Kita Konohana Minato Miyakojima Naniwa Nishi Nishinari Nishiyodogawa Suminoe Sumiyoshi Taishō Tennōji Tsurumi Yodogawa

Sakai

Wards	Higashi Kita Naka Nishi Mihara Minami Sakai

Core cities

Special cities

Ibaraki
Kishiwada^☆

Cities

Districts

List of mergers in Osaka Prefecture; Note: ☆ - Cities to become core cities

Metropolitan cities of Japan

Tokyo Metropolis	Special wards of Tokyo^※ Adachi Arakawa Bunkyō Chiyoda Chūō Edogawa Itabashi Katsushika Kita Kōtō Meguro Minato Nakano Nerima Ōta Setagaya Shibuya Shinagawa Shinjuku Suginami Sumida Toshima Taitō
Designated cities	Chiba^※ Fukuoka^※ Hamamatsu Hiroshima^※ Kawasaki Kitakyushu Kobe^※ Kumamoto^※ Kyoto^※ Nagoya^※ Niigata^※ Okayama^※ Osaka^※ Sagamihara Saitama^※ Sakai Sapporo^※ Sendai^※ Shizuoka^※ Yokohama^※
Core cities	Akashi Akita^※ Amagasaki Aomori^※ Asahikawa Fukui^※ Fukushima^※ Fukuyama Funabashi Gifu^※ Hachinohe Hachiōji Hakodate Higashiōsaka Himeji Hirakata Ichinomiya Iwaki Kagoshima^※ Kanazawa^※ Kashiwa Kawagoe Kawaguchi Kōchi^※ Kōfu^※ Kōriyama Koshigaya Kurashiki Kure Kurume Maebashi^※ Matsue^※ Matsumoto Matsuyama^※ Miyazaki^※ Mito^※ Morioka^※ Naha^※ Nagano^※ Nagasaki^※ Nara^※ Neyagawa Nishinomiya Ōita^※ Okazaki Ōtsu^※ Sasebo Shimonoseki Suita Takamatsu^※ Takasaki Takatsuki Tottori^※ Toyama^※ Toyohashi Toyonaka Toyota Utsunomiya^※ Wakayama^※ Yao Yamagata^※ Yokosuka
Special cities	Atsugi Chigasaki^☆ Fuji^☆ Hiratsuka Ibaraki Isesaki Jōetsu Kakogawa Kasugai Kasukabe Kishiwada^☆ Kumagaya Nagaoka Numazu Odawara^☆ Ōta Saga^※ Sōka Takarazuka Tokorozawa^☆ Tsukuba^☆ Yamato Yokkaichi^☆
Prefectural capitals without designation	Tsu Tokushima Yamaguchi

^※ also a prefectural capital; ^† eligible for core city status but not yet nominated; ^☆ to become core cities

v t e Cities in Japan with a population of 200,000+
2,000,000 and more	Tokyo (capital) Yokohama Osaka Nagoya
1,000,000–1,999,999	Sapporo Fukuoka Kobe Kyoto Kawasaki Saitama Hiroshima Sendai
500,000–999,999	Kitakyushu Chiba Setagaya Sakai Niigata Hamamatsu Shizuoka Sagamihara Nerima Okayama Ōta Kumamoto Edogawa Adachi Kagoshima Funabashi Hachiōji Kawaguchi Himeji Suginami Itabashi Matsuyama Higashiōsaka Utsunomiya
200,000–499,999	Matsudo Nishinomiya Kurashiki Ichikawa, Chiba Oita Fukuyama Amagasaki Kanazawa Nagasaki Kōtō Katsushika Yokosuka Toyama Toyota Takamatsu Machida Gifu Hirakata Fujisawa Kashiwa Toyonaka Nagano Toyohashi Ichinomiya Wakayama Okazaki Miyazaki Nara Suita Takatsuki Shinagawa Asahikawa Iwaki Kochi Takasaki Kōriyama Tokorozawa Kawagoe Kita Akita Ōtsu Koshigaya Maebashi Naha Nakano, Tokyo Shinjuku Yokkaichi Aomori Kurume Kasugai Morioka Akashi Fukushima Tsu Shimonoseki Nagaoka Ichihara Hakodate Yao Ibaraki, Osaka Fukui Meguro Kakogawa Tokushima Mito Hiratsuka Toshima Yamagata Sasebo Fuchū, Tokyo Kure, Hiroshima Hachinohe Saga Neyagawa Sōka Sumida Fuji Kasukabe Chigasaki Matsumoto Atsugi Yamato Ageo Takarazuka Chōfu Ōta, Gunma Tsukuba Numazu Joetsu Shibuya Minato Kumagaya Isesaki Nishitokyo Kishiwada Tottori

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