Temizu

Temizu [行水; てみず] is a city located in eastern Heisai Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of around 50,000. 
Temizu is located on a flat, green plain in the eastern region of Heisai, and has historically been a centre of agriculture and cattle rearing. The city also has a small fishing industry due to its seaside location, around Konami Harbour. It has a history of trade with the city of -- in Kawara Prefecture, which borders Temizu to the south. It is also commonly associated with its sister city, Tekiru, located directly beside it on the west side. Both cities were once merged into a single large municipality called Shinsu, but were broken apart in 1951. 
In terms of local attractions, Temizu is perhaps best known for its autumnal apple festival [Temizu Ringomachi] which occurs every September. During the festival, residents perform traditional plays, dances and music, lead costume parades and celebrate the harvesting of Temizu's apples, one of its largest exports. Apple-based cuisine is also sold as street food.
Temizu is also known for being the birthplace of the 16th-century poet Ōyama no Beiryū.