Asuwa (Fukui-shi)
| Asuwa | |
|---|---|
| — 町丁 — | |
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  Asuwa | |
| A coordinate: 36°3'N 31.20 seconds 136°12'E 40.78 seconds / 36.0586667 degrees N 136.2113278 degrees E | |
| Country |  Japan |
| The metropolis and districts |  Fukui |
| Cities, towns and villages |  Fukui-shi |
| Block | あたご block |
| District | Asuwa district |
| Population (as of 2010 (2010) October 1) | |
| - 計 | 3,368 people |
| Equal time obi | Japan Standard Time (UTC +9) |
| Zip code | 918-8007 |
| Area code | 0776 |
| Number plate | Fukui |
| ※A coordinate is the neighborhood of Fukui-shi Channel Memorial | |
Asuwa (あすわ) is the place name of Fukui-shi, Fukui. Asuwa 5 is established in the current administrative name of a street from Asuwa 1. The population 3,368 people (1,614 men, woman 1,754), the number of the households 1,364 households (as of October 1, 2010) [1].
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Geography
It is located in the basin in central part, the Asuwa River of the Fukui-shi city area. I belong to あたご block. Sanaicho contacts with Momozono, Akaricho, Kamogawara each west east south Tanicho, Oyama, Kamimachi, Asuwa, Keya though I attack Yurakucho in the north of the town area, and a part except Kamogawara belongs to the Asuwa district.
Fukui prefectural road 6 Fukui four 浦線 diverges east at the Kubocho intersection located at the east end of north of the town area and connects it to the Echizencho area. A Fukui prefectural road 177 heart of a mountain 99 Bridge line diverges for the south from the Kubocho intersection. In addition, I put two prefectures of ways mentioned above together and am called a park street.
In the educational facility, Asuwa, Fukui-shi Elementary School is located in the central part. There is Mt. Asuwa in the outskirts, and Asuwa Shrine is located around an elementary school, too.
History
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Traffic
Road
Facilities
Public
- The Fukui-shi Channel Memorial
- Atago Hill tea ceremony Museum
- Fukui-shi Akemi Tachibana memory literature building
Education
Post office
- Fukui Asuwa post office
Footnote
- ^ Fukui-shi population statistics table 2010 <town distinction＞ - Fukui-shi official web site May 14, 2011 reading.
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