Toma (Gyoda-shi)

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Toma
—  Larger section of a village  —
Country	Japan
The metropolis and districts	Saitama
Cities, towns and villages	Gyoda-shi
Population (as of 2015 (2015) December 1) [1]
- 計	178 people
Equal time obi	JST (UTC +9)
Zip code	361-0014
Number plate	Kumagaya

Toma (horse) is a larger section of a village of Gyoda-shi, Saitama. I write it down in this clause about the Kitasaitama-gun Toma village (horse irregularity) which there was ever in the area.

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Geography

It is located in the district at the east end of Gyoda-shi. I receive Manaita in Shimosudo, Kobari, the east, the south, the north in the west. Because Manaita spreads into long pieces in the northern part, I do not contact with Shimoshingo, Hanyu-shi. I am almost the left bank of the Minuma substitute water, but there is opposite bank enclave between Kobari mutually. National highway No. 125 passes the north end.

River

• Minuma substitute water

Subsection

The correction of this knob is expected.

History

Toma village
Abolition day	1901October 15
Abolition reason	New merger Otamura, Manaita-mura, Toma village, Sekine-mura → Otamura
The current local government	Gyoda-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Saitama
County	Kitasaitama-gun
Total population	257 people (Saitama cities, towns and villages, 1889)
The adjacent local government	Otamura, Manaita-mura, Sekine-mura
Toma village office
The location	Kitasaitama-gun, Saitama Toma village
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History

• It was Saitama county Toma village as of the late Tokugawa period. Tomoyuki of direct feudatory of a shogun Kato.
• It becomes the jurisdiction of - 武蔵知県事, Masanori Yamada (忍藩士) (1868) on June 19 in 1868.
• 1869（MeijiTwo years)
  • - 山田政則知県事 is Tadashi Miyahara British に change on January 10.
  • I establish the Omiya prefecture in the - 武蔵知県事, Tadashi Miyahara British jurisdiction on January 13. The prefectural office is put in Tokyo prefecture Bakurocho.
  • - prefectural office is put in Urawa on September 29 and is renamed to the Urawa prefecture.
• It becomes the jurisdiction of Saitama by - first prefectures unification (1871) on November 13 in 1871.
• It becomes the position of Kitasaitama-gun by the enforcement in Saitama of the - township municipalities organization method (1879) in March in 1879.
• Kitasaitama-gun Toma village forms the local government by the enforcement of - municipality organization alone (1889) on April 1 in 1889. I form Otamura, Manaita-mura, Sekine-mura and Ota association village and establish the association government office in Otamura larger section of a village Shimosudo.
• I cancel - Ota association village (1901) on October 15 in 1901, and Otamura starts some other time with the area of 4 villages. The same day Toma village abolition. It becomes the larger section of a village of Otamura.
• - Otamura is admitted into Gyoda-shi (1957) on March 30 in 1957. It becomes the larger section of a village of Gyoda-shi.

Traffic

Bus

• Circulation bus in Gyoda-shi
  • East endless path (I consign it to a cooperation sightseeing bus)
    • Village - area Cultural Center - Ota public hall - Gyoda-shi station square - Gyoda-shi bus terminal of - ancient lotus in front of Gyoda-shi bus terminal - education Cultural Center

Facilities

• Ota nursery school
• Toma Hall
• Toma Shrine

Footnote

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1. Population according to the ^ town clove and number of the households Gyoda-shi

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 11 Saitama
• Former high former territory investigation book database

Outside link

• Gyoda-shi

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