Yamase village

In this item, I explain the village which was in Akita. Please see "Yamase town" about the village which was in Tokushima.

Let stop; an irregularity Yamase village
Abolition day	1956September 30
Abolition reason	New merger Hayaguchi-cho, Yamase village → Tashiro-cho
The current local government	Odate-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Tohoku district
The metropolis and districts	Akita
County	Kitaakita-gun
Area	144.16km².
Total population	5,669 people (national census, 1955)
The adjacent local government	Akita Odate-shi Hayaguchi-cho, Kitaakita-gun, flower arrow town Aomori Owani-machi, Minamitsugaru-gun
Yamase village office
The location	Kitaakita-gun, Akita Yamase village
Coordinate	A 40°16'N 25.6 seconds 140°28'E 2.6 seconds coordinate: 40°16'N 25.6 seconds 140°28'E 2.6 seconds
Kitaakita-gun at the time of the municipality organization enforcement 12.Yamase village (purple: existing Odate-shi)
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The village where the Yamase village (I let you stop an irregularity) was in Kitaakita-gun, Akita. I am the current northwestern part of Odate-shi, the Iwase abandonment area.

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Geography

• A mountain: Woman ten ノ Seyama, Mt. ten thousand Court Security Office, sewing Toyama, hakama Koshiyama, Mt. Kayakari, Daisen
• A river: Yoneshiro River, Iwase River

History

• It is started (1889) with Yamadamura, an area of Iwasemura on April 1 in 1889 by the enforcement of - municipality organization.
• It merges with - Hayaguchi-cho (1956) on September 30 in 1956, and Tashiro-cho starts. The same day Yamase village abolition.

The Yamase village developed in comparison with neighboring municipalities. There is a mansion of Italy many waves Busuke in the Yamase village in the Edo era, and this is because there was the Tamura ironworks which was a company of the Tohoku eminence by the establishment of a business (1881) in 1881 from the Meiji era. (the Tamura ironworks operated it until 2001 while suffering from a labor dispute afterwards)

The government offices such as a village office, the District Forestry Office, the registry office crowded adjacent to the ironworks early in the Showa era. There was Iwase Elementary School in the opposite side across the road of the ironworks, but, in this ground, a town became the next village and the form to sit astride in the next Shimokawazoi village. Therefore, a village boundary change plan was given in Iwasemura assembly in 1946, but did not come true.

Traffic

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Ou Main Line of the Japanese National Railways passed village level, but the station was not located.

Road

• National highway No. 7

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 5 Akita

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Akita

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