Izumi (Kawasaki-shi)
| Izumi | |
|---|---|
| — 町丁 — | |
 | |
| A coordinate: 35°37'N 49.5 seconds 139°33'E 49.3 seconds / 35.630417 degrees N 139.563694 degrees E | |
| Country |  Japan |
| The metropolis and districts | Kanagawa |
| Cities, towns and villages | Kawasaki-shi |
| Ward | Tama-ku |
| Area | |
| - 計 | 0.09km2 (0mi2) |
| Population (as of 2011 (2011) June 30) | |
| - 計 | 0 people |
| Equal time obi | JST (UTC +9) |
Izumi (Izumi) is a larger section of a village of Tama-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa. As of November 22, 2010, the house indication is not enforced [1]. This town area original zip code does not exist. As for the area, 0.09km2[2], the population (and on the basis of Basic Resident Register and alien registration) at the end of June, 2011 are 0 people (0 households); [3].
Table of contents
Geography
I am located in the northern part of Tama-ku, and a riverbed and a dike of the Tama River account for approximately two-thirds [4]. The remaining bank inland becomes the factory site of the Hitachi Maxell Sliontec business headquarters, and there is not the house [5].
It is at the east end of the north, and Izumi contacts with Nakanoshima at Noborito and the west end at Motoizumi, Komae-shi, Tokyo and the south end across the Tama River (in the town area without the special mention Tama-ku).
History
here became the enclave by here of the Edo era belonging to Tama county Izumi-mura same as the opposite bank, and a duct of the Tama River having changed nearer the north [4]. Prefectures boundary is changed at the end of the Meiji era, and here will belong to Kanagawa afterwards [4]. But it was in grove of miscellaneous trees without being a flood plain of the Tama River, and there being use of land as a house and the fields so that subsection of "southwest riverbank" [5] showed it. Therefore I was called "firewood ground" and became the commonage that gathered firewood [4]. A factory of Sugawara Electric (existing Hitachi Maxell) is built all over the wartime after the maintenance of the dike was accomplished [5], and this continues operating it to date.
Origin of the name of a street
It comes from that I drew the spring of the spring dragon temple in the current Komae-shi side into the village as water. It was old and was transcribed into "a flood" [5].
History
- - here was an enclave of Tama county Izumi-mura in the Edo era.
- - Izumi-mura merges (1889) in 1889, and Komae village is formed. here becomes the enclave of Tokyo prefecture north Tama county Komae village larger section of a village Izumi.
- - prefectures boundary is changed (1912) in 1912, and here is incorporated into Kanagawa Tachibana tree county Inada-mura [5].
- - Inada-mura enforces town organization (1932) in 1932 and becomes Inada-cho.
- A dike is built in - Tama River (1933) in 1933 [4].
- - Inada-cho is incorporated into Kawasaki-shi (1938) in 1938. It becomes Izumi, Kawasaki-shi.
- A factory of - Sugawara Electric (existing Hitachi Maxell) is built (1941) in 1941.
- - Kawasaki-shi shifts to the ordinance-designated city (1972) in 1972, and here becomes Izumi, Tama-ku.
- A condominium is built (1990) in 1990 by - Kawasaki-shi housing public corporation and becomes the town where inhabitants are [4].
- House indication is enforced (1991) in - adjacent Nakanoshima in 1991 [1]. In result, Izumi where the above-mentioned apartment became a part of 5, Nakanoshima by a change of the boundary line [6], it was again in town area of population zero.
Traffic
Bus
The route bus via here does not exist, but a bus stop called "Izumi" is installed in the neighborhood [4].
Road
Facilities
- The Hitachi Maxell Sliontec business headquarters ([7] that but the address becomes Noborito).
School district
A school district of the public elementary and junior high school is whole Izumi, and it is in Kawasaki City Nakanoshima Elementary School, Kawasaki City Nakanoshima junior high school [8]. But inhabitants do not exist here including a primary and secondary student (the said article).
Footnote
- As of ^ a b distinction name of a street table (Tama-ku) Kawasaki-shi, November 22, 2010 (September 24, 2011 reading).
- ^ 町丁別面積 (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Statistics Bureau statistics GIS) (Excel data) Kawasaki-shi, 2005 (September 24, 2011 reading).
- As of ^ 町丁別世帯数 and population Tama-ku Kawasaki-shi, June 30, 2011 (September 24, 2011 reading).
- For ^ a b c d e f g "name of a street Japan place name research institute of Kawasaki-shi", Kawasaki-shi publication, 1,991 years, it is P227 - 228.
- For ^ a b c d e "Kawasaki gazetteer" (bottom) Japan place name research institute, Kawasaki-shi publication, 2,004 years, it is P104 - 106.
- ^ house indication the old and the new contrast guide map No. 61 1, Nakanoshima, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Fuda Kawasaki-shi, 1991.
- ^ access: Hitachi Maxell Sliontec business headquarters May 30, 2013 reading.
- Elementary school Kawasaki-shi of ^ Tama-ku, September 23, 2011 reading.
Junior high school Kawasaki-shi of Tama-ku, September 23, 2011 reading.
Coordinate: 35°37'N 49.5 seconds 139°33'E 49.3 seconds / 35.630417 degrees N 139.563694 degrees E
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