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		As for the promotion of agriculture, Higashine, suitably nicknamed: the "Fruit Kingdom" grows a large variety of fruits and is represented by the cherry which proudly holds the largest production and best quality in the country.
		In the present, to face the various administrative tasks, we are implementing the "Dai San Ji Higashine Shi Kokudo Riyo Keikaku" (the third Higashine land planning and development) and the joint Higashine City society's men and women's cooperation plan.
		Finally, the city of Higashine Promotes large scale projects such as: the Higashine Airport, the industrial complexes, the Sakuranbo Higashine Station, the highway system, the creation of a new downtown, the various educational facilities and the health, welfare and medical facilities.
	www.city.higashine.yamagata.jp /english/index.html (1266 words)

	Higashine, Yamagata - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Higashine is known as "The Fruit Kingdom" and is especially well known for its cherries as well as for apples, pears and persimmons.
		Higashine is the largest producer of cherries in Yamagata Prefecture.
		Higashine is also famous for its hot spring baths (onsen) and its unique Yojiro-style yakkitori (skewered meat cooked on charcoal), which is widely acclaimed as the purest style of yakkitori.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Higashine (400 words)

	HIGASHINE-SHI
		Higashine City is best known as the air gateway to Yamagata, with Yamagata Airport serving to bring business and tourist visitors to the inland portion of the prefecture.
		Higashine is also the home of the prefecture's Ground Self Defense Force Base, which was preceded in postwar years by a U.S. military base.
		Higashine also grows a lot of other fruits and vegetables, and is where one of Yamagata's largest hot springs, Higashine Onsen, is located.
	www4.ocn.ne.jp /~yuko2000/murayama-r/higashine (148 words)

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		As of 2003, the city has an estimated population of 45,535 and the density of 219.80 pirates per km²;.
		Higashine is also famous for its Hot Spring baths and its unique Yojiro style Yakkitori (skewered meat cooked on charcoal).
		Higashine is the ancestoral home of the notorious pirate Captain T. Blackfoot (literally 黒足 kuro ashi).
	yamagata.prefecture.en.wikivx.com (4401 words)

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