Obu

Located in the northeastern section of Chita Peninsula, Obu extends over 33.66 square kilometers with a population density of 2,739 persons per square kilometer.

The village of Obu transformed into a town in 1915 after merging with neighboring villages including Yoshida, Kyowa, Kitasaka, Yokote, Nagagusa, and part of Morioka.

Nine elementary schools, four junior high schools, and Shigakkan University contribute to the educational landscape of this Japanese municipality.

The Central Japan Railway Company Tokaidō Main Line connects Obu with major transportation arteries including National Routes 23, 155, and the Isewangan Expressway.

Since June 2000, Obu participates in the World Health Organization's Alliance for Healthy Cities, promoting health initiatives across the municipality.

Location: Aichi Prefecture

Inception: October 1, 1889

Shares border with: Nagoya, Tokai, Toyoake, Kariya, Higashiura

Website: https://city.obu.aichi.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.01167,136.96383

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:37