Naruto-cho

Father town to become Naruto-cho
Abolition day	March 27, 2006
Abolition reason	New merger Naruto-cho,Sanbumachi、Hasunumamura、Matsuo-cho → Sanmu-shi
The current local government	Sanmu-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Chiba
County	Sanbu-gun
Group cord	12,404-4
Area	47.02km²
Total population	24,677 people (November 1, 2005)
The adjacent local government	Togane-shi、 Sanbumachi、Matsuo-cho、Kujukuri-machi
Tree of town	Oleander
The queen of the town	ノギク
Naruto-cho government office
The location	〒289-1392 Narutomachi, Sanbu-gun, Chiba stand 296
Outside link	Naruto-cho（Internet Archive）
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The town where Naruto-cho (father town) was in Sanbu-gun, Chiba. 旧武射郡.

On March 27, 2006, it merged with Sanbumachi, Matsuo-cho, Hasunumamura of the neighborhood, and municipal organization took effect and became extinct because it was in Sanmu-shi.

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Geography

It is located in the northern part of Kujukuri plains.

• A river: Sakaigawa

Adjacent cities, towns and villages

• Togane-shi
• Sanbu-gun: Sanbumachi、Matsuo-cho、Kujukuri-machi

History

• 武射郡成東町, large Tobimura, Nango-mura, green sea village are formed with - municipality organization enforcement on April 1, 1889.
• - 武射郡 merges with Yamabe-gun on April 1, 1897 and becomes Sanbu-gun.
• It is lighted by - Togane Electric in 1913
• I incorporate - large Tobimura, Nango-mura on October 1, 1954.
• I incorporate - green sea village on July 1, 1955.
• It merges with - Sanbumachi, Matsuo-cho, Hasunumamura on March 27, 2006 and becomes Sanmu-shi.

Economic

• Company in the town block
  • The Chiba flower bus head office
  • Teikoku Oil Chiba mining industry place

Traffic

Railroad

• East Japan Railway Co. (JR East)
  • Sobu Main Line： Naruto Station
  • Togane Line： Naruto Station

Road

• Chiba Togane Expressway
• General national highway
  • National highway No. 126
• Public road
  • Chiba prefectural road 30 Iioka Ichinomiya Line (Kujukuri beach line)
  • Chiba prefectural road 76 Naruto Shisui Line
  • Chiba prefectural road 112 Naruto, Narita Line
  • Chiba prefectural road 118 Naruto Sanmu Line
  • Chiba prefectural road 121 号成東鳴浜線
  • Chiba prefectural road 122 Iioka univalve line
  • Chiba prefectural road 124 green eastern sea gold streak

Famous place, historic site, tourist attraction, sacred rites, special event

• The Naruto shore
• Motosuka beach
• Naruto-cho Historical Museum (next to the birthplace of Sachio Ito)
• The House of firmness (Nakiri firmness)
• Naruto Castle

Celebrity, celebrity from Naruto-cho

• Sachio Ito (writer)
• Brook Rosa (Model・Actress・Singer)
• Yuki Kitahara (enka ballad singer)
• Katsuhiro Nakamura (Professional baseball player・Professional baseball supervision)
• Citizen of Yasui law of nature (the railroad founder)

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Chiba

Outside link

• Sanmu center merger meeting

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