Kiman

Kiman [南达; きまん] is a city located in Shinkō Prefecture. As of 2020, it has an estimated population of around 86,000. 
Kiman began primarily as a trading town, inhabited mostly by merchants and their families, in the 14th century. It was originally adjoined to the city of Kitsuhara on the Keigan Peninsula. It is a relatively new settlement compared to most Shinkō cities and towns, and was established by the Shin clan near the end of their government. The area of modern-day Kiman was owned by the Fukui clan before the Shin conquest. Much of its poorer population worked as fisherfolk or field labourers, and there was a distinct divide between the upper-class merchant families and the lower workers. By the 1700s, however, many of the merchant class had moved to the expanding cities of Hisama or Kitsuhara. 
== Economy ==
The economy of Kiman today is industrial, with automotive parts and automotive electronics manufacturing predominating. Risama Corporation, a machine tool manufacturer, has its head office and factory in Kiman. The city has numerous road and rail connections to downtown Kitsuhara and Hisama, and is increasingly becoming a commuter town. In fact, it was estimated in 2011 that over 50% of the working populace were employed in areas outside Kiman.
== Geography ==
Kiman sits on the very tip of the Keigan Peninsula, and has often suffered damage from minor tsunamis, floods, and storms. Despite this, it remains a fairly peaceful and undisturbed city, detached and isolated from the rest of the prefecture. Interestingly, Kiman has one of the lowest crime rates in Shinkō.
== Local attractions ==
Kiman's northern coastal outskirts are famous for their myriad, picturesque beaches. The Toriyō Cliffs are perhaps the most well-known and popular destination, especially in the autumn, when they have an interestingly eerie and misty atmosphere. 
In terms of inner-city attractions, the Central Kiman Arthouse is a traditional theatre/playhouse which has been in use since 1507. It is known for hosting historical dramas. There are also numerous parks to visit.