High Nomura (Ibaraki)
| High Nomura | |
|---|---|
| Abolition day | March 1, 1955 |
| Abolition reason | New merger High Nomura, Moriya-cho, Oisawa-mura, large Nomura → Moriya-cho |
| The current local government | Moriya-shi |
| Data at the time of the abolition | |
| Country |  Japan |
| District | The Kanto district |
| The metropolis and districts | Ibaraki |
| County | Kitasoma-gun |
| Group cord | I do not exist in those days |
| Area | 6.29km². |
| Total population | 1,724 people (July, 1954) |
| The adjacent local government | Moriyamachi, Kitasoma-gun Great Nomura Oisawa-mura Toride-cho Kashiwa-shi |
| Koya village office | |
| The location | Koya, Kitasoma-gun, Ibaraki village larger section of a village 1295-1, Koya |
| Outside link | I do not exist in those days |
| Wiki project | |
One of the villages where high Nomura (as soon as I ask an irregularity) ever existed in Kitasoma-gun, Ibaraki. An area equal to the southwestern part of current Moriya-shi, Ibaraki. I was born in a village system of April 1 (1889) in 1889. In addition, I refer to Koya (Moriya-shi) for high Nomura (as soon as I ask an irregularity) who is one of the forerunners.
Table of contents
Geography
The village which was in the western part of Kitasoma-gun, Ibaraki. It is a village located on Joso plateau except along Tonegawa drifting to the local south end.
I am equivalent to the youngest child, Koya, Suzutsuka, the whole area of Misono and Keyakidai, a part of Matsugaoka with the current place name.
Local
- Larger section of a village Koya
- (character) 50 mounds, gourd charges, north Konjo, south Konjo, plucking a root, Nakahara, 向坪 others
- Larger section of a village Suzutsuka
- (character) Large percentage, Kubo others
- The larger section of a village youngest child
- (character) Persimmon ノ swamp, Kouyama others
History
Origin of the place name
I picked the name of high Nomura who was Omura most in high Nomura, Suzutsuka-mura, a youngest child village. Because Masakado Taira built Wakejo of the interest world King in the Tenkyo era first year, and high Nomura who became a forerunner just began in Jomura and the thing that I did and Masakado Taira imitated it in Kishu Mt. Koya-san Kongobu-ji Temple and founded sea temple belonging to the Zen sect here, I checked it with high Nomura in the Keicho era year.
History, chronological table
- Soma-gun becomes the Chiba position by - establishment of prefectures in place of feudal domains (1873) on June 15 in 1873.
- Tonegawa north transfers it (1875) in Ibaraki in - Soma-gun on May 7 in 1875.
- A - township municipalities organization law is enforced (1878) on July 22 in 1878, and Soma-gun is divided into two, and Kitasoma-gun is established.
- - Koya, Kitasoma-gun village, a youngest child village, a small mountain village merge and become the Koya, Kitasoma-gun village (1889) 1889.
- - steamship "shipping business-maru" service starts (1900) in 1900.
- I am complicated (1955) with - Moriya-cho, large Nomura, Oisawa-mura on March 1 in 1955 and become Moriyamachi and become extinct.
Local change
Cities, towns and villages area
| Before the Keicho era | Keicho era annual - July 21, 1878 | Meiji from July 22, 11 to March 31, 1889 | Meiji from April 1, 22 to February 28, 1955 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soma-gun Konjo village | Koya, Soma-gun village | Koya, Kitasoma-gun village | Koya, Kitasoma-gun village |
| Soma-gun youngest child village | Soma-gun youngest child village | Kitasoma-gun youngest child village | |
| Suzutsuka-mura, Soma-gun | Suzutsuka-mura, Soma-gun | Suzutsuka-mura, Kitasoma-gun |
| From March 1, 30 to February 2, 2002 of the Showa era | Now |
|---|---|
| Moriyamachi, Kitasoma-gun | Moriya-shi |
Traffic
There was not the railroad station to high Nomura, but Joso railroad (Joso Tsukuba railroad in the back, current Kanto Railway Joso Line) went through Moriya-cho of the neighboring town and was able to use Moriya Station. In addition, I was able to use a steamship "shipping business circle" to bind Tokyo City together from Kinugawa, Tonegawa, Edogawa basin until (1913) in 1913 when Joso railroad started in (1900) in 1900. In addition, there was a ferry to Tonegawa from (1873) in 1873, but was closed down after a deluge of the time (1935) in 1935.
Facilities
Allied item
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