Located in the northwestern portion of the Tokyo metropolis, this area borders Yamanashi Prefecture and Saitama Prefecture. It is adjacent to the Kanto mountain range and Musashino Plateau, and Hinohara Village and Okutatama Town in the mountainous area are also famous for mountain climbing.

The plains and hilly areas, which are easily accessed from the city center, are developing as Tokyo’s commuter towns.

From the Ome Interchange of the Metropolitan Inter-City Expressway good access is gained to the Chuo, Tomei, and Kanetsu Expressways.

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Manufacturers specializing in cutting-edge technologies are gathered in Hamura City and Mizuho Town along Route 16. Mizuho Town has 204 business establishments, and in terms of value added, it ranks fifth in the Tokyo metropolis.

Many large-scale plants and factories of major corporations are located in this area.

Mitsuhara industrial park

There are expansive industrial parks located in Ome City and Hinode Town.

The Mitsuhara Industrial Park (Ome City) gathers small and medium-sized companies involved in businesses such as metal processing, reinforcement processing, welding, sheet metal, and stamp pressing, but there is also a factory for joint use, which is operated by the city.