Togauchi-cho

Togauchi-cho
Abolition day	October 1, 2004
Abolition reason	New merger Togauchi-cho + Kake-cho + Tsutsugason → Akiota-cho
The current local government	Akiota-cho
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chugoku district, the Sanyo district The Chugoku, Shikoku district
The metropolis and districts	Hiroshima
County	Yamagata-gun
Group cord	34,363-3
Area	192.09km²
Total population	3,204 people (March 31, 2004)
The adjacent local government	Kakecho, Yamagata-gun, Geihokucho, Yamagata-gun, Tsutsugason, Yamagata-gun, Toyohiracho, Yamagata-gun, Yoshiwamura, Saeki-gun, Hikimicho, Mino-gun, Shimane
Tree of town	Maple
The queen of the town	Hydrangea
Togauchi-cho government office
The location	〒731-3810 784-1, Togochi, Akiota-cho, Yamagata-gun, Hiroshima
Outside link	Akiota-cho HP
Important Notice	The data of the town office are things of the Akiota-cho government office.
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Togauchi contact center

Togauchi Hospital

Togauchi-cho (house butterfly) is the town which ever existed in Yamagata-gun, Hiroshima. I became extinct with merging with Kakecho, Yamagata-gun that was adjacent on October 1, 2004 and Tsutsugason equally, and having shifted to Akiota-cho, Yamagata-gun.

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History

• The April 1, 1889 - cities, towns and villages system enforcement. There was Togauchi-mura to town level at the time with upper Tonomura who belonged all to Yamagata-gun.
• - Togauchi-mura enforces town organization on August 1, 1933, and Togauchi-cho (the first generation) is established.
• - Togauchi-cho (the first generation) and upper Tonomura merge equally on September 1, 1956, and Togauchi-cho (two generations) is established.
• Both - Kake, Togauchi towns and Tsutsugason merge equally on October 1, 2004 and shift to Akiota-cho and become extinct.

Each generation mayor

Main facilities

Geography

• River
  • Otagawa
  • Takiyama River
  • Brushwood river

• Mountain
  • Mt. fear Rakan (1,346.4m above sea level)…The Hiroshima highest peak.
  • Mt. every direction (1,328m above sea level)
  • Maruko head (1,236.3m above sea level)
  • Mt. whetstone volost (1,177.0m above sea level)
  • 深入山 (1,152.7m above sea level)
  • Saint mountain (1,113.2m above sea level)
  • City Mayama (1,108.5m above sea level)
  • Inner Kuroyama (1,082m above sea level)
  • 向真入山 (996.2m above sea level)
  • Nakayama (970.3m above sea level)
  • Nabeyama (871.0m above sea level)
  • Eastern Orthodox Church mountain (817.2m above sea level)

Famous place, historic site

• Sandan-kyo Gorge
• Fear Rakan skiing area
• Ikoinomura Hiro Island
• 深入山 green shower
• White valley Matsubara skiing area
• A roadside station next dream and house
• Tateiwa dam
• Waterfall glen
• King night dam

Industrial

Larger section of a village

• The larger section of a village was not organized, but the following subsection existed.
  • Azodani (あぞうだに)
  • Board ヶ valley (いたがたに)
  • Inoshiyama (I stop being, and expanding)
  • Uchinashi (there is no depression)
  • Kajinoki (the rudder come)
  • Upper Tabuki (I change it after かみたぶき )→ Akiota-cho establishment in Tabuki.
  • Kamihongo (when there is かみほんごう )→ Togauchi-cho government office. I change it after Akiota-cho establishment in Togauchi.
  • Kawate (かわて)
  • Scutellum (I released it)
  • Sainakae (I change it after さいなかえ )→ Akiota-cho establishment in the glebe.
  • Lower Tabuki (I change it after しもたぶき )→ Akiota-cho establishment in Tabuki.
  • Shimohongo (I change it after しもほんごう )→ Akiota-cho establishment in Togauchi.
  • Glebe (じりょう)
  • Brushwood (しわぎ)
  • The center (I switch to top after center )→ Akiota-cho establishment.
  • Doi (get out)
  • Nagata (I switch to top after ながた )→ Akiota-cho establishment.
  • Nagahara (I change it after ながばら )→ Akiota-cho establishment in the glebe.
  • Nasu (eggplant)
  • Hiramitani (ひらみだに)
  • Matsubara (rose to wait for)
  • Minosumi (I see it and expand I see it and switch to top after )→ Akiota-cho establishment.
  • Yoichino (I change it after Ichino )→ Akiota-cho establishment in the glebe.
  • Yokokawa (let's row it)
  • Yoshiwago (よしわごう)

Traffic (data at the time of September 30, 2004)

Railroad

• There was not it at all in the town, but JR Kabe Line went along the town at the time of a merger until November 30, 2003 approximately one year before the merger. The facilities which were in the town are as follows.
  • Top station (I enter the Tsutsugason area once after this)
  • Doi Station
  • Togauchi Station
  • Sandan-kyo Gorge Station…A terminal. Imafuku line included a plan to extend to JR San'in Main Line Hamada Station after this, but was given up without being hardly built.

※I refer to the abolition between the Kabe Line # Kabe Station - Sandan-kyo Gorge station.

Road

• Expressway
  • Chugoku Expressway goes, and there are the following facilities in the town.
    • Togauchi IC

• National highway
  • National highway No. 186
  • National highway No. 191
  • National highway No. 434…The town gives you an important post with all section National highway No. 186.

• Main country path
  • Shimane prefectural road, Hiroshima prefectural road 11 Togauchi, Asahi Line

• General prefectural road
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 249 Sandan-kyo Gorge Line
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 252 fear Rakan Park line
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 296 Yoshikazu Togauchi Line
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 304 Nakatsutsuga underline
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 305 Sarasvati Kake Line
  • Hiroshima prefectural road 306 Ohara Inoshiyama Line

Education (data at the time of September 30, 2004)

• Elementary school
  • Togauchi municipality Inoshiyama Elementary School
  • Togauchi-cho setup Elementary School
  • Togauchi municipality glebe Elementary School
  • Tachido, Togauchi-cho Kochi Elementary School
  • Togauchi municipality Matsubara Elementary School

• Junior high school
  • Tachido, Togauchi-cho Kochi Junior High School

Remarks

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Hiroshima

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