Haramizu-mura

はらみずむら Haramizu-mura
Abolition day	1955April 1
Abolition reason	New merger Tsu Tamura, Haramizu-mura, Hakusuimura → chrysanthemum positive village
The current local government	Kikuyo-machi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kyushu district
The metropolis and districts	Kumamoto
County	Kikuchi-gun
The adjacent local government	Kikuchi-gun camp Uchimura, Tsu Tamura, Koshi village, Ozu-machi, 護川村
Haramizu-mura government office
The location	Haramizu-mura, Kikuchi-gun, Kumamoto
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Haramizu-mura (はらみずむら) is the village which ever existed in Kikuchi-gun, Kumamoto. It becomes a part of Kikuyo-machi, Kikuchi-gun now.

History

• Koshi county Haramizu-mura starts by one village independent village administration by - municipality organization enforcement on April 1, 1889.
• It becomes the position of Kikuchi-gun by the - county system enforcement on April 1, 1896.
• I found it and merge with - Hakusuimura, Kikuchi-gun, Tsuda village on April 1, 1955, and a chrysanthemum positive village starts.

References

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

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