Deskrpsikan kota jepara dalan bhs inggris

Jepara city is a small town in Central Java Province, Indonesia. The town of Jepara is on the north coast of Java, east of Semarang, not far from Mount Muria. Jepara Regency has a population of about 1 million people. Jepara city is famous as the center of Java teak carving art.
The city of Jepara is located on the north coast of Java, two hours by car from Semarang the provincial capital. Almost 98% of Jepara Residents come from one ethnic group, Javanese, and more than 95% are Muslim. Some other residents of the city of Jepara are Catholic, Protestant, Hindu and Buddhist.
The city of Jepara is an important kingdom in the mid-XVI century, after being ruled by Queen Kalinyamat. Dutch colonials were ousted twice a year to break their trade monopoly in Jepara City. The hero of Ibu Kartini who is in Jepara City is a Javanese nobleman who lives there and mother kartini as an early lighter for the advancement of education opportunities for Indonesian women in the early twentieth century.