Kitamoto

Kitamoto is a city in Saitama Prefecture located along the Arakawa River in the eastern part of the greater metropolitan region. It functions as a residential community with convenient rail access to nearby urban centers.

The area grew from a small railway stop in the early 1900s into a settlement during the mid-20th century. It was officially established as a city in 1943 and developed into an important residential zone serving the greater region.

The city displays Japanese suburban living patterns with eight elementary schools, four middle schools, and one high school serving the educational needs of 66,022 residents.

The central train station is easily accessible and connects multiple rail lines heading to major cities in the region. Visitors can navigate the city easily thanks to clear rail connections and the straightforward urban layout.

Three railway lines intersect at Kitamoto Station: the Takasaki Line, Shonan-Shinjuku Line, and Ueno-Tokyo Line, making it a central transport node in Saitama Prefecture.

Location: Saitama Prefecture

Inception: February 11, 1943

Shares border with: Okegawa, Konosu, Kawajima, Yoshimi

Address: 〒364-8633　埼玉県北本市本町1丁目111番地

Website: http://city.kitamoto.saitama.jp

GPS coordinates: 36.02689,139.53019

Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:31