Revival Plan announced in 1999. It is now a museum called Carest Murayama, next to the Aeon Mall Musashi Murayama Megamall occupying a 213,252 square foot facility Shinkawa, now known as Yamaha Robotics Holdings, is a leading manufacturer of precision robots for semiconductor manufacturing. The head office and factory are in the city. Education Tokyo Keizai University - Musashimurayama campus The city has three public high schools operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education. Tokyo Metropolis also operates one special education school for the handicapped. Musashimurayama has eight public elementary schools and four public junior high schools, and two combined public elementary/junior high schools operated by the city government. Municipal combined elementary and junior high schools: Dainan Gakuen (大南学園) - No. 7 Elementary School (第七小学校) and No. 4 Junior High School (第四中学校) Murayama Gakuen (村山学園) Municipal junior high schools: No. 1 (第一中学校) No. 3 (第三中学校) No. 5 (第五中学校) Municipal elementary schools: No. 1 (第一小学校) No. 2 (第二小学校) No. 3 (第三小学校) No. 8 (第八小学校) No. 9 (第九小学校) No. 10 (第十小学校) Raizuka (雷塚小学校) The United States Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) operates the following schools on Yokota Air Base and in the municipality of Musashimurayama for children of United States military personnel: Joan K. Mendel Elementary School For secondary levels, U.S. military-dependent children are directed to Yokota Middle School and Yokota High School, both on base, but in Fussa instead of Musashimurayama. Private schools: Transportation Railway Musashimurayama is not served by any passenger rail services. Highway Musashimurayama is not served by any expressways or national highways. Twin towns and sister cities - Sakae, Nagano, Japan Notable people from Musashimurayama, Tokyo Gedo (Real Name: Keiji Takayama, Nihongo: 高山 圭司, Takayama Keiji), Japanese professional wrestler and manager (New Japan Pro-Wrestling) Go Hatano, Japanese football player (FC Tokyo, J1 League) Hidekazu Nagai, Japanese comedian and owarai presenter Kenji Osawa, former Japanese mixed martial artist Masahiro Sakurai, Japanese video game director, game designer and songwriter (Kirby and Super Smash Bros.) Yuko Suzuki, Japanese volleyball player (Denso Airybees, V.League 1) References External links Musashimurayama City Official Website Cities in Tokyo Western Tokyo