city is part of Tokyo 25th district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan. Education Meisei University - Ōme campus The city has two public high schools operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education. Tokyo Metropolis also operates one special education school for then handicapped. Ōme has 17 public elementary schools and 11 public junior high schools operated by the city government. Municipal junior high schools: No. 1 (第一中学校) No. 2 (第二中学校) No. 3 (第三中学校) No. 6 (第六中学校) No. 7 (第七中学校) Fukiage (吹上中学校) Higashi (東中学校) Izumi (泉中学校) Kasumidai (霞台中学校) Nishi (西中学校) Shinmachi (新町中学校) 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. 4 (第四小学校) No. 5 (第五小学校) No. 6 (第六小学校) No. 7 (第七小学校) Fujihashi (藤橋小学校) Fukiage (吹上小学校) Higashi ("East") (東小学校) Imai (今井小学校) Kabe (河辺小学校) Kasumidai (霞台小学校) Nariki (成木小学校) Shinmachi (新町小学校) Tomoda (友田小学校) Wakakusa (若草小学校) Transportation Railway JR East – Ōme Line - - - - - - - - - Mitake Tozan Railway Highway Sister city relations - Boppard, Germany Local attractions Ome Railway Park Ome Marathon Mount Mitake Mitake Shrine References External links Ōme City Official Website Ōme Tourist Information Cities in Tokyo Western Tokyo