Upper treasure village

Upper treasure village
Abolition day	February 1, 2005
Abolition reason	Admission merger Nyuukawa-mura, Kiyomi-mura, Shokawamura, Miyamura, Kuguno-cho, Asahi-mura, Takane village, Kokufu-cho, upper treasure village → Takayama-shi
The current local government	Takayama-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Gifu
County	Yoshiki-gun
Group cord	21,626-7
Area	475.12km²
Total population	3,780 people (population, January 1, 2005 by estimate)
The adjacent local government	Hida-shi、Nyuukawa-mura、Kokufu-cho Nagano Minamiazumi-gunAzumino village、Omachi-shi Toyama Kaminiikawa-gunDaisen-cho
Tree of village	White birch
Upper treasure village office
The location	〒506-1392 It is treasure village 540, Hongo in Yoshiki-gun, Gifu
Coordinate	36°17'N 9.9 seconds 137°21'E 48.5 seconds
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An upper treasure village (chew a treasure irregularity) is the village which was in Yoshiki-gun, Gifu. It was admitted into Takayama-shi with 6 villages except Shirakawa-mura of Ono-gun and 2 municipalities of Yoshiki-gun on February 1, 2005. The house indication after the merger the northwestern part "Takayama-shi Takaramachi ○○", southeastern part "become Takayama-shi Okuhida Onsengo ○○".

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Summary

In the mountain village that belonged to Yoshiki-gun, Gifu, and contacted with Nagano, Toyama, I was greatest before the great merger of the Heisei under about 475km² and Gifu. There is Mts. Hida (the Northern Alps) on the east side of the village, and there is known Awa Pass at a difficult place of the traffic in the southeastern part. The Takahara River started from Mts. Hida cruises in the west and forms a deep gorge.

The villages disperse in the eastern part leading Muranishi part and Okuhida Onsengo with the government office.

• A mountain: Mt. Goro Kurobe、Mt. sugoroku、Momizawadake、Kasagatake、Hotakadake、Yakedake、Norikuradake、Mitsumata-Rengedake
• A river: The Takahara River, Kamata River

History

• A treasure village is formed by the municipality organization enforcement (1889) in Yoshiki-gun on July 1 in 1889
• It is admitted into Takayama-shi (2005) with Nyuukawa-mura, Ono-gun, Kiyomi-mura, Shokawamura, Miyamura, Kuguno-cho, Asahi-mura, Takane village, Kokubucho, Yoshiki-gun on February 1 in 2005

Administrative

• A village mayor: Tsuyoshi Koike (from August 31, 1994 to February 1, 2005)

Education

• Junior high school
  • North edge Junior High School
• Elementary school
  • Tochio Elementary School
  • Hongo Elementary School

Traffic

• Railroad
  • There is no pike in a village
• Road
  • Central part traversing Expressway（Awa gap wayFlat bath IC）
  • National highway No. 158
  • National highway No. 471
  • Gifu prefectural road 76 Kokufu Miza line
  • It is a treasure line in Gifu prefectural road 89 Takayama
  • Gifu prefectural road 475 Yarigatake Park line
  • Gifu prefectural road 477 Nagakura Kamioka Line
  • Gifu prefectural road 485 flat hot water Kute Line

Sightseeing spot

Mt. Hotaka mountain range to see from the west Mt. Hotaka Exit. An upper treasure village (in a quantity on hand mountain mirage Takaramachi) is a west doorway of the Northern Alps.

• Okuhida Onsengo
• Oku-hida bear ranch
• Oku-hida toy Museum
• Upper treasure plateau skiing area (closed down with a season in 2000)
• Hirayu Onsen skiing area
• Upper treasure Tokai country club (closed down from about 2009)

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Gifu

Outside link

• Hida area merger meeting

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