Yasuzuka-cho
| Yasuzuka-cho | |||
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| Abolition day | January 1, 2005 | ||
| Abolition reason | Admission merger Neighboring 13 municipalities → Joetsu-shi | ||
| The current local government | Joetsu-shi | ||
| Data at the time of the abolition | |||
| Country |  Japan | ||
| District | The Chubu District, the Hokuriku district The Koshinnetsu district | ||
| The metropolis and districts | Niigata | ||
| County | Higashikubiki-gun | ||
| Group cord | 15,521-7 | ||
| Area | 70.23km². | ||
| Total population | 3,724 people (January 1, 2003) | ||
| The adjacent local government | Kawaramura, Koonoura, Higashikubiki, Oshima, Higashikubiki-gun village, Higashikubiki-gun Makimura Iiyama-shi, Nagano | ||
| Tree of town | Amur cork | ||
| The queen of the town | Narcissus | ||
| Yasuzuka-cho government office | |||
| The location | 〒942-0492 722-3, ooaza-Yasuzuka, Yasuzukacho, Higashikubiki-gun, Niigata | ||
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A town of Higashikubiki-gun where Yasuzuka-cho (Suzu or town) was located the southwest of Niigata. The commuting rate to Joetsu-shi 13.2% (2000 national census). I was admitted into Joetsu-shi on January 1, 2005, and the town level became the local autonomous district "Yasuzuka ward".
Table of contents
Summary
Geography
- A mountain: Mt. 菱 ケ
- A river: Ogurogawa
- Wetlands:
Climate
It is a heavy snowfall area. I am piled up as for 4m at 2m, the village of the mountains on level ground in winter. [1]
Population
The right shoulder decreases to fall down. [1]
| Enforcement name | The enforcement year | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 新制, Yasuzuka-mura system time census | March 31, 1955 | 11,173 people |
| The ninth national census [2] | October 1, 1960 [2] | 10,179 [2] |
| The tenth national census [3] | October 1, 1965 [3] | 8,789 [3] |
| The eleventh national census [4] | October 1, 1970 [4] | 7,495 [4] |
| The twelfth national census [5] | October 1, 1975 [5] | 6,473 [5] |
| The thirteenth national census [6] | October 1, 1980 [6] | 5,973 [6] |
| The 14th national census [6] | October 1, 1985 [6] | 5,305 [6] |
| The 15th national census [7] | October 1, 1990 [7] | 4,691 [7] |
| The 16th national census [8] | October 1, 1995 [8] | 4,176 [8] |
| The 17th national census [1] | October 1, 2000 [1] | 3,733 [1] |
Adjacent local government
History
There were remains of the Jomon period [9], and people lived here from this time. It functioned at the time of the survival of Kenshin Uesugi as the military important ground of three highways. [1][10]
History
- Yasuzuka-mura, Higashikubiki-gun, Wada-mura, Hongo-mura, Ishibashi-mura, upward village, downward village, Makino-mura, Itao-mura, Matsuzaki-mura, Sodeyama village merge with - municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and Yasuzuka-mura (Suzu or irregularity) starts.
- - larger section of a village Wada is isolated (1901) on November 1 in 1901 and merges with Higashikubiki-gun finesse Tomura, Numagi-mura, Yukuno-mura, and it is in Oguro village. Higashikubiki-gun moonlight village, 中保倉村, Nakagawa-mura merge with remaining village area and found Yasuzuka-mura.
- It is separated, and harvest festival field, lower harvest festival field, upper harvest festival field, Otari island, Mushigawa, Typha orientalis Ikuta, side house, Shinkouji, valley, Hojouji, Kumazawa in - larger section of a village is complicated (1955) with 東頸城郡下保倉村 on March 31 in 1955, and it is in Uragawaramura. Remaining village level and Higashikubiki-gun Hishisato village, Oguro village merge and found Yasuzuka-mura.
- - town organization takes effect (1955) on August 1 in 1955 and becomes Yasuzuka-cho. [11]
- - Yasuzuka-cho business and industry society starts (1960) on December 24 in 1960. [3]
- I establish - town chapter (1965) on August 1 in 1965. [3]
- I am commended (1970) as - excellence municipalities in April in 1971 by the municipalities society of the whole country. [4]
- The townsman charter is announced by memory of the 30th anniversary of - town organization enforcement (1985) in August in 1985. [12]
- I unify five elementary schools which were in - town (1996) on April 1 in 1996 and found 新制安塚町立安塚小学校. [13]
- I win a - "local government environment Grand Prix" snowman foundation excellence prize (2003) on May 31 in 2003. [14]
- It is admitted into - Joetsu-shi (2005) on January 1 in 2005, and the town level becomes the local autonomous district "Yasuzuka ward".
Administrative
- The mayor: Manabu Yano (from April 27, 1997)
Town chapter
- "Cheap", the origin becomes を design and settles the center in Japanese yen and invites public participation for the thing which expressed three sharpening as part of memory of the 10th anniversary of the town organization enforcement and is established on August 1, 1965. As for the color, cinnabar red is appointed. [11][3] [15]
Economic
Industrial
- Main industry
- Industrial population
Sister city, partner city
Domestic
- Yamaokacho, Ena-gun (Gifu, existing Ena-shi)
Local
Healthy
- The average age
Education
Traffic
Pike
- Unavailable (but Hokuetsu district express Hokuhoku Line runs in neighboring Kawaramura, Koonoura, Higashikubiki.)
Road
- An expressway: Unavailable
- General national highway
- Public road
- Roadside station
Famous place, historic site, tourist attraction, sacred rites, special event
- Skiing area "Cupid valley"
- "Wonderland" snowman hot spring
- Direct peak Castle trace
- 専敬寺
- Snowman product building
- Yasuzuka Snow Festival
Native place celebrity
- Shoichi Sugita (nicknamed an ace pilot of the Japanese Navy, "a lump of the fighting spirit")
- Tadaharu Kitajima (Director at former Meiji University rugby club)
Allied item
References
- "City area name of a village change dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 1990.
- NHK information network "NHK hometown data book 4" [Hokuriku, Koshinnetsu] Japanese Broadcasting Corporation, April 1, 1992.
- Yasuzuka history book about the town editing Committee "Yasuzuka-cho magazine complete history" Yasuzukacho, Higashikubiki-gun, Niigata, January 30, 2004.
Footnote
- ^ a b c d e f g "Guidance of the Yasuzuka ward". Joetsu-shi. June 29, 2014 reading.
- ^ a b c Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p621
- ^ a b c d e f Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p622
- ^ a b c d Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p623
- ^ a b c Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p625
- ^ a b c d e f Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p626
- ^ a b c Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p628
- ^ a b c Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p629
- ^ Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p3
- ^ Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p55
- ^ a b Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p367
- ^ Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p627
- ^ Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p630
- ^ Yasuzuka history book about the town complete history p632
- ^ NHK oldness and data book p179
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