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is a city located in Chiba, Japan. It was founded April 1, 1937. As of 2007, it has a population of 582,411 people, 7th most populous city in Greater Tokyo.
Funabashi is the sister city of Hayward, California, Odense in Denmark and Xi'an in China
★ Route 14, to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Route 296, to Yokaichiba via Sakura
★ Route 357, to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Tokyo Subway Tozai line, to Tokyo at Nishi funabashi Station.
★ Keiyo Road, to Tokyo or Chiba (toll)
★ Sobu Main Line (rail), to Tokyo or Choshi
★ JR East Musashino Line (rail), to Fuchu
★ Keiyo Line (rail), to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Keisei Electric Railway Main Line (rail), to Tokyo or Narita
★ Shin-Keisei Electric Railway Shin-Keisei Line (rail), to Matsudo
★ HokusÅ Railway HokusÅ Line (rail), to Inba
★ Tobu Railway Noda Line (rail), to Saitama
★ TÅyÅ Rapid Railway TÅyÅ Rapid Line (rail), to Yachiyo
★ Funabashi Auto Racing
★ Funabashi Racecourse
★ Nakayama Racecourse
★ LaLaPort shopping mall, the largest in Japan
★ SSAWS indoor ski slope (closed and demolished in 2003)
★ Japan's first large-format IKEA store, built on the site of SSAWS
★ Funabashi DaijingÅ«
★ Ninomiya Jinja
★ Narashinohara
★ KÅ«tei-kan
★ Meiji TennÅ ChÅ«hitsu no Tokoro no Hi
★ GyÅda Musen
★ Cultural Assets
★ Funabashi official website
is a city located in Chiba, Japan. It was founded April 1, 1937. As of 2007, it has a population of 582,411 people, 7th most populous city in Greater Tokyo.
Funabashi is the sister city of Hayward, California, Odense in Denmark and Xi'an in China
| Contents |
| Transportation |
| Notable structures |
| Notable Places　 |
| External links |
Transportation
★ Route 14, to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Route 296, to Yokaichiba via Sakura
★ Route 357, to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Tokyo Subway Tozai line, to Tokyo at Nishi funabashi Station.
★ Keiyo Road, to Tokyo or Chiba (toll)
★ Sobu Main Line (rail), to Tokyo or Choshi
★ JR East Musashino Line (rail), to Fuchu
★ Keiyo Line (rail), to Tokyo or Chiba
★ Keisei Electric Railway Main Line (rail), to Tokyo or Narita
★ Shin-Keisei Electric Railway Shin-Keisei Line (rail), to Matsudo
★ HokusÅ Railway HokusÅ Line (rail), to Inba
★ Tobu Railway Noda Line (rail), to Saitama
★ TÅyÅ Rapid Railway TÅyÅ Rapid Line (rail), to Yachiyo
Notable structures
★ Funabashi Auto Racing
★ Funabashi Racecourse
★ Nakayama Racecourse
★ LaLaPort shopping mall, the largest in Japan
★ SSAWS indoor ski slope (closed and demolished in 2003)
★ Japan's first large-format IKEA store, built on the site of SSAWS
Notable Places　
★ Funabashi DaijingÅ«
★ Ninomiya Jinja
★ Narashinohara
★ KÅ«tei-kan
★ Meiji TennÅ ChÅ«hitsu no Tokoro no Hi
★ GyÅda Musen
★ Cultural Assets
External links
★ Funabashi official website
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