Ikeshinden-cho

The butterfly which go, and is not dead Ikeshinden-cho
Abolition day	March 31, 1955
Abolition reason	New merger Ikeshinden-cho, morning Hina-mura, Sakura village, Hiki-mura、New Nomura → Hamaokacho
The current local government	Omaezaki-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district Koshin static district
The metropolis and districts	Shizuoka
County	Ogasa-gun
The adjacent local government	Sakura village, morning Hina-mura, new Nomura, Ogasa-cho, Chihama-mura
Ikeshinden-cho government office
The location	Ogasa-gun, Shizuoka new Ikeda-cho
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Ikeshinden-cho (the butterfly which go, and is not dead) is the town which was ever in Ogasa-gun, Shizuoka. It becomes the center of commerce of Omaezaki-shi now.

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Origin of the place name

I filled up the Arano Pond whom there was earlier of the Xinye (にいの) village (Niino, Omaezaki-shi) and, early in the Edo era, was called "Xinye Ikeshinden" by Nitta because I did it, but it was checked in "Ikeshinden" by new Nomura when I became independent. In the hometown, there is the legend that three beggars opened the village, but does not know whether it is true.

Change after the Meiji era

By the municipality organization enforcement of October 1, 1889, 4 villages of Ikeshinden, Kadoya (a corner), Godo (ごうど), Shiobarashinden merge and become Ikeshinden-mura. I belonged to the Joto county at first, but belonged to Ogasa-gun by the unification of the county. Town organization took effect on November 1, 1940 and became Ikeshinden-cho, but, on March 31, 1955, I was complicated in the morning with 4 villages of Hina-mura, Sakura village, Hiki-mura (go down), the Xinye village, and it was in Hamaokacho. The place name of Ikeshinden is left as the names such as a kindergarten, the high school other than a capital letter name now.

Current Ikeshinden

In a center of commerce of Omaezaki-shi, around 40% of the population of the city gathers, and, other than a city hall, a public hall, large commercial facilities such as AEONTOWN Co., Ltd. Hamaoka gather, and, in the city, there are many shoppers from the southern part of Makinohara-shi, Kikugawa-shi, Kakegawa-shi from the start, too.

Traffic

Pike

• Horinouchi orbit（1923 - 1935）
  • Horinouchi track line
    • Ohashi Station - rice nursery Station - Ikeshinden Station

• Shizuoka Railway
  • 駿遠線
    • 玄保駅 - Enshu Sakura Station - cherry tree ヶ pond Station - Ikeshinden Station (renamed to Hamaokacho Station with the Honcho abolition) - Shiobara Nitta Station - Godo Station

In 駿遠線, 2 routes mentioned above do not exist for the opening of business at the same time in 1948.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Shizuoka

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