Overview of Mishima City

Mishima's industries are mainly services, construction, commerce, transportation, machinery, metal, food and other manufacturing industries. In industrial production, the total motor output value accounts for 30. 1% of the total industrial output value. The total output value of general machinery accounts for 16.7% of the total output value. The modernization of agriculture is also very high. Rice, potato, Chinese cabbage, radish and flowers are the main crops, while dairy cows, meat cows, laying hens and broilers are the main crops in aquaculture.

Mishima City has 14 primary schools, 7 junior high schools, 3 senior high schools and 5 universities, including the National Institute of Genetics of Japan, international relations departments of Japanese universities and railway training centers. Thanks to its warm and superior natural environment, Mishima has been a culturally prosperous city since ancient times. 1993 was designated as "Water and Greening Model Area" by the Japanese National Land Agency. The goal of this city is to become a "water, green and cultural city" centered on culture, education, housing, commerce and sightseeing.