Ido

Ido [阳個; いど] is a city located in northern Aoma Prefecture on Ido Point. As of 2020, it had a population of around 31,000.
Ido lies on the jutting peninsula just below Fugan which is known as Ido Point (ido-kibe). Although it faces the sea, Ido's fishing industry has never fully developed, mostly due to the fact that the city's coast is surrounded by cliffs which are highly dangerous for ships and boats.
The area of Ido was part of the holdings of the Shihana clan. From 1505-1507 the Hakata had captured the Shihana-occupied towns of Uma, Jisu, Kokori, Mesama, and modern-day western Yōshō and northern Usamae. They then moved north to take Ido next. The Battle of Ido went on for some months, but finally the township was won by the Hakata, finalising their control over northern Aoma. Since then, Ido's economy has focused primarily on farming and agriculture, along with cattle rearing. It absorbed a number of tiny surrounding villages during the years.
Apples and rice are the staple crops which Ido exports, but green tea and potatoes are also produced. Ido tea is popular within the prefecture and neighbouring regions, since it is high quality but not expensive.