Ganmei

Ganmei [阜德; がんめい] is a city located in south-central Ganyama Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of around 10,500, making it the least-populous city in the prefecture.
Ganmei is located just below the slopes of Mount Yūko in the Ganyama Mountains, and almost all of the city is included within the bounds of the Ganki National Park. Since the ground is mostly rocky and hilly, but with good grazing available, goat farming has proved successful; Ganmei is one of the only producers of goat's cheese in Kanton.
With the depletion of the mineral deposits at the Ganmei Mine from the 1990s, the economy of the city is now largely based on agriculture, forestry and seasonal tourism. Meizu Holdings, the owner of the Ganmei Mine, is active in the metal recycling industry. In terms of light manufacturing, the Fuzui Audio Corporation, a manufacturer of shortwave radio sets, TV tuners and AC adapters in the Sony group, is based in Ganmei. The town is known for its busy 'Morning Market' (来だんさん) on weekends, which claims a history of over 500 years.