Kisarazu
Kisarazu (木更津市, Kisarazu-shi ) is a city (市, shi ) of the Préfecture of Chiba, with the Japan. The city was founded on November 3rd 1942. Population of the east city of 123.355 inhabitants for a surface of 138.66 km ² (2005).
Since December 18th 1997, the Tōkyō Wan Aqua-Line (東京湾アクアライン, Tōkyō-wan-akuarain ) connects Kisarazu to Kawasaki in the Préfecture of Kanagawa through the Baie of Tōkyō. The line consists of 1/3 from bridge and 2/3 of tunnel.
The municipal symbols are the camellia of Japan and the rhododendron indicum .
Demography
Pattern of the settlement by age bracket and demographic trends .
- +100: 12
- 95-99: 82
- 90-94 : 493
- 85-89 : 1,298
- 80-84 : 2,309
- 75-79 : 3,672
- 70-74 : 5,400
- 65-69 : 6,854
- 60-64 : 8,747
- 55-59 : 9,728
- 50-54 : 11,308
- 45-49 : 8,302
- 40-44 : 7,119
- 35-39 : 6,992
- 30-34 : 8,905
- 25-29 : 9,243
- 20-24 : 7,498
- 15-19 : 7,508
- 10-14 : 6,072
- 5-9 : 5,630
- 0-4 : 5,395
External bonds
- Official site of the town of Kisarazu