Kanzaki village (Oita)

こうざきむら Kanzaki village
Abolition day	January 1, 1955
Abolition reason	New merger Saganoseki-cho, God Sakimura, Issyakuya-mura → Saganoseki-cho
The current local government	Oita-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kyushu district
The metropolis and districts	Oita
County	Kitaamabe-gun
Group cord	There is no abolition cord system
The adjacent local government	Usuki-shi, Sakanoichi-cho, Saganoseki-cho, Issyakuya-mura
Kanzaki village office
The location	Oita
Outside link	Oita-shi
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Kanzaki village (こうざきむら) is the village which was in Kitaamabe-gun, Oita. In current Baba, Oita-shi, Kisa, I am Honkouzaki, Ohira, large Shuuki, small Shuuki. I founded it and merged with Saganoseki-cho, Issyakuya-mura (1955) on January 1 in 1955 and it became new Saganoseki-cho and became extinct.

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Geography

It was located in the base on the Gulf of Beppu side of the Seki, Saga Peninsula, and the starting point of the Nippon Mining Seki, Saga railroad was put, and it was in the doorway to the Saganoseki peninsula.

At Japanese National Railways Nippo Main Line Kozaki Station that was central this village station, a character of "the good luck" is used in place of "a goddess", but this is to distinguish it from Kanzaki Station (かんざきえき) of Kanzaki-shi, Saga. In addition, in the heartland of the former Kanzaki village, it was with a merger with Saganoseki-cho in Saganoseki-cho larger section of a village Kanzaki, but to Oita-shi in 2005 renamed it to Oita-shi larger section of a village Honkouzaki on admitting you. This is to distinguish it from Oita-shi larger section of a village Kanzaki (かんざき) in the western part of former Oita-shi.

History

• Horse dedicated to the shrine Kimura, large Shuuki-mura are established with - municipality organization enforcement (1889) in Kitaamabe-gun on April 1 in 1889. Of these, horse dedicated to the shrine Kimura (I get in this way an irregularity) was the synthetic place name which took Kanzaki, a riding ground, an initial on Kisa to constitute the previously-mentioned village.
• - horse dedicated to the shrine Kimura, large Shuuki-mura merge (1907) on July 1 in 1907, and Kanzaki village starts.
• - Saganoseki-cho, God Sakimura, Issyakuya-mura found it (1955) on January 1 in 1955 and merge, and new Saganoseki-cho starts.
• - Saganoseki-cho is incorporated into Oita-shi (2005) with Notsuharu-cho on January 1 in 2005.

Traffic

※Data just before the extinction

Railroad

• Japanese National Railways (Japanese National Railways)
  • Nippo Main Line ： Kozaki Station
• Nippon Mining Seki, Saga railroad
  • Nikko Kozaki Station - Nikko book Kozaki Station - Nikko Odai Station - Nikko ambition live tree station - Nikko small Shuuki Station - 日鉱辛幸駅

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary editing Committee "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 44 Oita" Kadokawa Shoten, January, 1980

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Oita

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