Sogima

Sogima [柿岩; そぎま] is a city located in Shinkō Prefecture, on the Adari Peninsula. As of 2020, it had a population of around 18,000.
Sogima was established as a producer of various fruits and vegetables in the 12th century. It became most famous for its high-quality persimmons, which contributed to the township gaining its modern-day name, meaning 'persimmon fields'. Despite being located on the mid-section of Adari Peninsula and having direct access to the sea, Sogima never developed any kind of fishing industry, though it did become known for its picturesque sandy beaches and attractive coastline.
== Economy ==
Sogima is a regional commercial center, with the economy concentrated on agriculture and light manufacturing. Since the 1960s chicken farming and the husbandry of other poultry has become a considerable part of the city's economy. Sogima chicken is considered some of the best in the north of Kanton.
== Local attractions ==
The city of Sogima and its surrounding areas are home to a number of local attractions.
* Hashizu Park, in the city's northern ward
* Wazura Hill, a local green space featured in the 1978 box office hit Where Are You, Miss Yamisada?
* The ruins of Sogima Castle, a 10th-century fortification of unknown origins
*The Sogima Persimmon Farm is a family-run establishment where visitors can go to pick persimmons [when in season] and learn more about the history of the region.