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Encyclopedia > Urawa, Saitama

Urawa (浦和区; -ku) is a ward (pop. 137,500) of Saitama City, Japan. It houses most of the city's administrative offices, as well as the prefectural offices of Saitama prefecture.


Before 2001, Urawa was an independent city (pop. 442,300 [2000]).


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Football Stadiums in Japan: Saitama Soccer Stadium (460 words)
Saitama City was formed in 2001, when two neighboring cities -- Urawa and Omiya -- merged and took the name of the prefecture in which they are located as the name of this new metropolis.
Omiya and Urawa became centers of light industry and crafts during the Edo era, and as modern Tokyo developed into a booming metropolis, these two cities grew apace, both as residential suburbs and as centers of "smokestack industries".
Saitama Stadium is located in a rather secluded area some distance from Urawa City, and access is a bit difficult.
DIOCESE OF SAITAMA (208 words)
The Prefecture Apostolic of Urawa was established on January 4, 1939.
It was composed of the four prefectures of Saitama, Tochigi, Gunma, and Ibaraki which were separated from the Diocese of Yokohama.
Monsignor Uchino resigned in 1957, and on December 16 of the same year the Prefecture Apostolic of Urawa was raised to the status of a diocese.
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