Fujidanacho

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Fujidanacho
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Fujidanacho
A coordinate: 35°27'N 2.4 seconds 139°36'E 43.7 seconds / 35.450667 degrees N 139.612139 degrees E / 35.450667, 139.612139
Country	Japan
The metropolis and districts	Kanagawa
Cities, towns and villages	Yokohama-shi
Ward	Nishi-ku
Population (as of 2010 (2010) June 30)
- 計	2,939 people
Equal time obi	JST (UTC +9)
Zip code	220-0053

Fujidanacho (wisteria trellis butterfly) is a name of a street of Nishi-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa. I am divided into character 1-2 chome [¹]. The zip code is 220-0053. The population as of June 30, 2010 is 2,939 people. ^[2]

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Geography

It is located in the southwestern part of Nishi-ku, Yokohama-shi [¹]. I receive Kubocho in Sakainotani, the west in Nishitobecho, the south in the center, the east in Hamamatsucho, the northeast in northwest. The town level is almost used as a residential area [¹]. I run lengthwise through central part to the 藤棚浦舟通 りが north and south. A wisteria trellis intersection of 1 is five tine ways, and even the city where six ways concentrate on when I include a water supply course from the Mt. Noge is a rare place [¹].

History

It was installed from (1928), Nishitobecho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kubocho in 1928 [¹]. I incorporated a part of Nishitobecho in (1938) in (1935), 1938 in 1935 [¹]. It becomes Fujidanacho, Nishi-ku for a share ward from (1944) in 1944 [¹]. A part becomes central 2 and Kubocho (1966) (1955) in Hamamatsucho, Kubocho and change of the boundary line, 1966 in 1955 [¹]. In addition, Hamamatsucho and a change of the boundary line were carried out in the same year [¹]. Kubocho and a change of the boundary line are carried out in (1977) in 1977 [¹].

Origin of the place name

Because there was a wonderful wisteria trellis in the edge of the eaves of the Japanese sweet shop called "the bell nurseryman" whom there was at the wisteria trellis intersection when the stop of the Yokohama streetcar Kuboyama line was established, it was adopted for a stop name [¹]. In addition, verge 1 degree where a name of a street was attached to in (1928) in 1928 was about to be decided in "Shinonome-cho", but with the process that opposite, adopted a stop name in a name of a street of inhabitants [¹]. This wisteria trellis was lost all over the wartime, but was installed again in (1977) in 1977 [¹].

Traffic

Railroad

The railroad does not go in town area, but Sagami Railway Nishi-Yokohama Station is used as the nearest station.

Bus

The correction of this knob is expected.

Road

• Yokohama-shi main pivot country path 81 wisteria trellis Ise Sagi line (藤棚浦舟通 り)

Facilities

• The first wisteria trellis apartment - Kanagawa under prefectural management Prefectural junior high school ruins.
• Kanagawa education hall
• Kanagawa Senior High School education hall
• Tobe police station Fujidanacho police box
• Yokohama City Inaridai elementary school
• It is a church for Tenriism Gumyoji

Footnote

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1. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m} "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 14 Kanagawa" Kadokawa Shoten, September, 1991. p767, p1026.
2. ^ A household and population (Yokohama-shi statistics portal site) according to the Nishi-ku-cho 2010-08-04 reading.

Allied item

• Tobe-cho (Yokohama-shi)
• wisteria (plant)

Coordinate: 35°27'N 2.4 seconds 139°36'E 43.7 seconds / 35.450667 degrees N 139.612139 degrees E / 35.450667, 139.612139

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