at Seiko Epson's Hino Office. Previously operations were at the World Trade Center in Minato, Tokyo. Hino also houses the headquarters of Hino Motors, a Toyota Group company producing semi-trailer trucks (British and Irish: articulated lorries), box trucks and buses. Education Universities Tokyo Metropolitan University – Hino campus Meisei University Jissen Women's University Sugino Fashion College – Hino campus Primary and secondary There are three metropolitan high schools operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education. Hino has 17 municipal elementary schools and eight public junior high schools operated by the Hino City Board of Education. Municipal junior high schools: Hino No. 1 (日野第一中学校) Hino No. 2 (日野第二中学校) Hino No. 3 (日野第三中学校) Hino No. 4 (日野第四中学校) Hirayama (平山中学校) Misawa (三沢中学校) Nanao (七生中学校) Ohsakaue (大坂上中学校) Municipal elementary schools: Asahigaoka (旭が丘小学校) Hino No. 1 (日野第一小学校) Hino No. 3 (日野第三小学校) Hino No. 4 (日野第四小学校) Hino No. 5 (日野第五小学校) Hino No. 6 (日野第六小学校) Hino No. 7 (日野第七小学校) Hino No. 8 (日野第八小学校) Hirayama (平山小学校) Juntoku (潤徳小学校) Minamidaira (南平小学校) Nakada (仲田小学校) Nanaomidori (七生緑小学校) Takiai (滝合小学校) Tokoji (東光寺小学校) Toyoda (豊田小学校) Yumeagaoka (夢が丘小学校) Transportation Railway JR East – JR East – Chūō Main Line - Keio Corporation - Keio Corporation – Keiō Line - - - Keio Corporation - Keio Corporation – Keiō Dōbutsuen Line - Tokyo Tama Intercity Monorail - Tama Toshi Monorail Line - - - - Highway Chūō Expressway (Hino Bypass) Local attractions Tama Zoological Park Sister cities Redlands, California, United States, from February 2004 Shiwa, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, from January 2017 Notable people from Hino Hijikata Toshizō, Bakumatsu period samurai Tomonobu Hiroi, Professional soccer player Inoue Genzaburō, Bakumatsu period samurai Yuzo Koshiro, composer Yuriko Yamamoto, voice actress See also References External links Hino City Official Website Cities in Tokyo Western Tokyo