The service sector accounts for 47% of all jobs generated in Suibara. Of this percentage, 56% are direct jobs, the rest are indirect jobs.
The service sector accounts for 47% of all jobs generated in Suibara. Of this percentage, 56% are direct jobs, the rest are indirect jobs.
It has a population of 20178 citizens. High compared with neighboring cities.
It is one of the most important cities of the country. Ojiya is within 94% of relevant cities in Japan. Has 3 sports centers.
Have 16359 neighbors. In Ryōtsu, 51% are women and the unemployment rate is around 62% of the population.
Offers a large amount of services that demonstrate this population is totally habitable. At about 23km is found a mall with all kinds of integrated services.
53% of people working in the sector directly or indirectly car. Another vast majority of the citizens of Niitsu are unemployed.
Sanjō city has 9 tourist attractions and its citizens recommend that tourists who come to the city or its surroundings, visit these tourist spots.
Is a people of Japan. His flag umbrella all story has led to this days. Its area is about 95 km. 54% of tourists said that it is a charming city.
The service sector accounts for 66% of all jobs generated in Shirone. Of this percentage, 37% are direct jobs, the rest are indirect jobs.
It has a population of 195318 citizens. High compared with neighboring cities.
It is one of the most important cities of the country. Tsubame is within 75% of relevant cities in Japan. Has 6 baroque churches.
Have 41136 people. In Tōkamachi, 30% are women and the unemployment rate is around 12% of the population.
Offers a large number of services that show this population is totally habitable. At about 28km has a large mall with all kinds of integrated services.
95% of people working in the sector directly or indirectly car. Another vast majority of the citizens of Muramatsu are unemployed.
Yoshida city has 3 tourist attractions and its citizens recommend that tourists who come to the city or its surroundings, visit these tourist spots.