Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji

wisteria or Miyoshi ostrich Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji
Abolition day	1951March 20
Abolition reason	New merger Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji, Myouken-cho, Shimoyoshida-cho → Fujiyoshida-shi
The current local government	Fujiyoshida-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Koshinnetsu district Koshin static district, the Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Yamanashi
County	Minamitsuru-gun
Total population	7,039 people (national census, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Yamanashi It is Nomura, Funatsu-mura, Narusawa-mura in Myokencho, Minamitsuru-gun, Shimoyoshida-cho, Oshino-mura Shizuoka 駿東郡須走村
Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji government office
The location	Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi 494, Kamiyoshida, Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji
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The town where Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji (wisteria or Miyoshi ostrich) was in Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi. I am the current Fujiyoshida-shi center. I speak Fukuchi-mura (Chimura boiling over) that is a name before the town organization in this clause.

Table of contents

Geography

• Mountain ： Mount Fuji, large Tsukayama, small Cangshan
• River ： Keisen、Miyakawa、The Mabori River、The Kandabori River

History

• - Tsuru Yoshidamura, Gujo, Araya-mura, Matsuyama-mura merges (1875) on January 9 in 1875 and becomes Fukuchi-mura.
• Fukuchi-mura becomes the position of Minamitsuru-gun by the enforcement of the - township municipalities organization method (1878) on July 22 in 1878.
• Fukuchi-mura forms the local government by the enforcement of - municipality organization alone (1889) on July 1 in 1889.
• - Fukuchi-mura renames the town organization enforcement (1947) on November 23 in 1935 and becomes Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji.
• It merges with - Myouken-cho, Shimoyoshida-cho (1951) on March 20 in 1951, and Fujiyoshida-shi starts. The same day Kamiyoshidacho, Fuji abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Fuji foot of a mountain electric railroad (existing Fuji Kyuko)
  • Otsuki Line
    • Fuji-Yoshida Station (existing Mount Fuji Station)

Road

• Fuji rises (existing National highway No. 138)

Lake Kawaguchi interchange (partly) of Chuo Expressway, Fujiyoshida interchange are located in the old town area now, but those days are non-opening to traffic.

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

• North exit Fuji, Motomiya Asama Shrine
• Chamber Asama Shrine
• Fire services of Yoshida

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 19 Yamanashi

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Yamanashi

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