About Ginowan Shi
Ginowan Shi covers 19.8 square kilometers in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, and has existed as a municipality since 1962. Facing the East China Sea, the city recorded a population of 99,256 residents in 2021. Educational and cultural infrastructure includes the private institution Okinawa International University and the Sakima Art Museum. Transport history in the area is marked by the former railway station Ōyama Station. As a city within the Okinawa region, its development reflects the broader administrative structure of the prefecture. The municipality maintains these features within its established borders as it serves its local population.
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