form of government with a directly elected mayor and a unicameral city council of 22 members. Inagi, together with the city of Tam, contributes two members to the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly. In terms of national politics, the city is divided between the Tokyo 21st district and Tokyo 22nd district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan. Elections 2007 Inagi local election Economy Inagi is largely a bedroom community for central Tokyo due to extensive new town public housing projects in the late 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. There is also some residual agriculture, notably pears and grapes. The paper manufacturer, Nippon Filcon is headquartered in Inagi. Education Tertiary: Komazawa Women's University Komazawa Women's Junior College The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education operates one high school: Previously existed. Inagi has twelve public elementary schools and six public junior high schools operated by the Inagi City Board of Education. Municipal junior high schools: Inagi No. 1 (稲城第一中学校) Inagi No. 2 (稲城第二中学校) Inagi No. 3 (稲城第三中学校) Inagi No. 4 (稲城第四中学校) Inagi No. 5 (稲城第五中学校) Inagi No. 6 (稲城第六中学校) Municipal elementary schools: Hirao (平尾小学校) Inagi No. 1 (稲城第一小学校) Inagi No. 2 (稲城第二小学校) Inagi No. 3 (稲城第三小学校) Inagi No. 4 (稲城第四小学校) Inagi No. 6 (稲城第六小学校) Inagi No. 7 (稲城第七小学校) Koyodai (向陽台小学校) Minamiyama (南山小学校) Nagamine (長峰小学校) Shiroyama (城山小学校) Wakabadai (若葉台小学校) There is one private junior-senior high school: Transportation Railway JR East – Nambu Line - - Keio Corporation - Keio Sagamihara Line - Highway Chūō Expressway - Inagi IC Local attractions Yomiuriland Amusement Park Sports Tokyo Verdy, men's football team NTV Beleza, women's football team Notable people from Inagi Kunio Okawara, anime mechanical designer References External links Inagi City Official Website Cities in Tokyo Western Tokyo