WHERE ARE YAHABA AND FREMONT?

Fremont's friendship-city, Yahaba, is a city of over 20,000 in Northern Japan. It is said that the traditional life of Japan is best preserved in this area of the country. It is a fascinating mix of the very modern and the strong traditions of farming, crafts, and festivals. Visitors to the area are impressed by the modern city facilities including a concert hall, new school, museums, and recycling center. The city lies in a beautiful natural setting, with nearby mountains, rivers, and nature parks.

Fremont is a city of close to 5,000 in West Michigan. Its strong traditions, cultural life, and economic stability make Fremont an ideal place to raise a family. The area's lakes, rivers, and forests offer four seasons full of wonderful ways to delight in the outdoors. The Baby Food Festival, held every year in July, is enjoyed by residents and nonresidents alike. Fremont retains all of the advantages of being a rural community while being within easy driving distance of larger urban settings.