Kotobuki-cho (Tokorozawa-shi)
| Kotobuki-cho | |
|---|---|
| — 町丁 — | |
 | |
| Country |  Japan |
| The metropolis and districts |  Saitama |
| Ward cities, towns and villages |  Tokorozawa-shi |
| Population (the end of March, 2015) [1] | |
| - 計 | 3,020 people |
| Equal time obi | JST (UTC +9) |
| Zip code | 359-1122 |
| Area code | 04 |
Kotobuki-cho (ことぶきちょう) a name of a street [2] of Tokorozawa-shi, Saitama. It is an independent name of a street without the setting of the chome. Zip code359-1122。
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Geography
It is located in the Tokorozawa-shi center. Miyukicho・Azumacho・Hiyoshi-cho・Nishisumiyoshi・Motomachi・Yurakuchoと is adjacent. I was located the west of Tokorozawa Station and I was called "a lower inn for servants" in the Edo era and was ever a center of commerce of Tokorozawa full as Saitama prefectural road 6 Kawagoe Tokorozawa line (Ginza, Tokorozawa Street) 沿 いが Ginza mall for the Showa period in Meiji, the Taisho era. There were the construction rushes of the high-rise apartment after 2000, and the population to move into newly increased now. Higashikawa of the Arakawa water system drifts to the boundary with Yurakucho where the north side is next to.
Land prices
According to the posted land price of January 1, the land prices of the residential area are 283,000 yen/m2 (2015) at a point of 29-10, Kotobukicho in 2015. [3]
History
Origin of the place name
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History
- The neighborhood of - here was called a lower inn for servants in the Edo era, and ways from a riverbank hotel (the neighborhood of current Miyamotocho) to Edo Yotsuya were maintained and prospered as a way station of the major roads which spread to the east (Edo highway), the west (Chichibu way), the south (Fuchu, the Hachioji area), the north (the Kawagoe area).
- It becomes the town area of the Tokorozawa-cho with - municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889.
- - Tokorozawa-cho merges it (1943) with Arahata village, Kotesashi-mura, Tomioka village, Yamaguchimura, Matsui village on April 1 in 1943, and the whole area becomes Tokorozawa town larger section of a village Tokorozawa bottom Nakacho.
- Kotobuki-cho is established by southern house indication enforcement of - Tokorozawa-shi larger section of a village Tokorozawa (1968) in the lower Nakacho district on August 1 in 1968.
Traffic
Taxi
Road
- I have a name of Saitama prefectural road 6 Kawagoe Tokorozawa Line - "Ginza, Tokorozawa Street".
Facilities
- The building which was cotton yarn wholesale dealer "Izutsuya" (1905 building) in a wooden shop with thick mortar walls for 井筒屋町造商店 - 100 years old.
- Tokyu ドエルコンセールタワー Tokorozawa
- Gray theater Wirz Tokorozawa Tower ridge, south ridge
- It is the Tokorozawa municipal library birthplace the Kotobuki-cho Park - Tokorozawa City Tokorozawa elementary school front gate ago.
Footnote
- ^ "町丁別人口 data as of the end of March, 2015 (PDF) "(ja). April 17, 2015 reading.
- ^ "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 11 Saitama" Kadokawa Shoten, July, 1988 reprint ,P1087
- ^ Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport declared land value, metropolis and districts land prices investigation
Allied item
- I hold it in October in ところざわまつり - every year. The holding headquarters is set up in the Kotobuki-cho municipal management parking lot, and the neighborhood of Kotobuki-cho becomes the center of the festival with Motomachi, Miyukicho to be next to.
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