Large Fuse-mura

Large Fuse-mura
Abolition day	February 11, 1940
Abolition reason	New merger Mikkaichicho, stone Tamura, field Iemura, village Tsubaki-mura, large Fuse-mura, Maesawa-mura, Ogiu village, young Kurimura → Sakurai-cho
The current local government	Kurobe-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Hokuriku district
The metropolis and districts	Toyama
County	Shimoniikawa-gun
The adjacent local government	Meal Nomura, Ogiu village, Mikkaichicho, stone Tamura, cloth town, village Tsubaki-mura
Large Fuse-mura government office
The location	Shimoniikawa-gun, Toyama University Fuse-mura
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The village where large Fuse-mura (I lie down an irregularity) was ever in Shimoniikawa-gun, Toyama.

History

• I pass through Shinmura, Ueki-mura, Tochizawa-mura, Kitano-mura, Kitano Shinmura, Kitano Matashin-mura, Taigaguchi Shinmura, Kubota Shinmura, Ishizuka Shinmura, Bhikkuni Shinmura, Takahashi Shinmura, tree sickle Shinmura, garden plant Matashin-mura, Horikirishin-mura, four mound villages of Shimoniikawa-gun luxurious golden mansion Shinmura with - municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and Kitano Shinmura, garden plant Shinmura, Furumido-mura, Kutsukake-mura (partly), four ケ open (partly) are complicated, and large Fusemura starts.
• It merges with - Mikkaichicho, Shimoniikawa-gun, stone Tamura, field Iemura, village Tsubaki-mura, Maesawa-mura, Ogiu village, young Kurimura (1940) on February 11 in 1940 and it becomes Sakurai-cho and becomes extinct.

References

• "City area name of a village change dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 1990.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Toyama

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