Shiratakimura (Hokkaido)

しらたきむら Shiratakimura
Abolition day	October 1, 2005
Abolition reason	New merger Engaru-cho, Maruseppucho, Ikutahara-cho, Shiratakimura → Engaru-cho
The current local government	Engaru-cho
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	Hokkaido region
The metropolis and districts	Abashiri, Hokkaido Subprefectural Office
County	Monbetsu-gun
Group cord	01557-1
Area	342.96km²
Total population	1,152 people (Basic Resident Register population, the end of September, 2005)
The adjacent local government	Maruseppucho、Takinoue-cho、Kamikawa-cho
Tree of village	Yew
The queen of the village	Myosotis sylvatica azalea
Shiratakimura government office
The location	〒099-0111 Shiratakimura, Monbetsu-gun, Hokkaido character foamy fall 138-1
Coordinate	43°53'N 9.9 seconds 143°11'E 34.8 seconds
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The village where Shiratakimura (しらたきむら) was located in the middle western district of the Abashiri jurisdiction. The name of a village from the waterfall "foamy fall" in the village.

It merged with Ikutahara-cho, Engaru-cho, Maruseppucho on October 1, 2005 and became a part of Engaru-cho.

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Geography

Every direction is surrounded on the mountain. The western part contacts with Kamikawa Subprefectural Office. Yubetsu River flows through the Muranaka part to the east and west, and National highway No. 333, Sekihoku Main Line go along it.

There is the foamy fall which the name of a village is derived from near Shimoshirataki signal box (former Shimo-Shirataki Station) in western village.

• A mountain: A little crab cow mountain (1,446m), Hirayama (1,771m)
• A river: Yubetsu River
• A waterfall: Foamy fall

Adjacent local government

• Abashiri Subprefectural Office
  • Monbetsu-gun： Maruseppucho, Takinoue-cho
• Kamikawa Subprefectural Office
  • Kamikawa-gun： Kamikawa-cho

History

• 54 - Kishu groups settle in 1912
• It is de-centralized village, Shiratakimura, Monbetsu-gun with circle shallows Nunomura from - Engaru-cho, Monbetsu-gun on August 1, 1946
• It merges with - Engaru-cho, Ikutahara-cho, Maruseppucho on October 1, 2005 and becomes Engaru-cho.

Economic

A key industry is dairy farming, dry field farming.

Sister city, partner city

• Iwamamachi, Ibaraki
• Tanabe-shi, Wakayama

Local

Education

• Junior high school
  • Foamy fall
• Elementary school
  • Foamy fall

Traffic

Airport

• Asahikawa Airport (Higashikagura-cho)

Railroad

• Hokkaido Railway Co. (Hokkaido Railway)
  • Sekihoku Main Line : （Okushirataki signal box） - Shirataki Station - （Shimoshirataki signal box）
    • Okushirataki Station abolished Shimo-Shirataki Station on March 26, 2016 on July 1, 2001 and was become a signal box.
    • Kami-Shirataki Station, Kyu-Shirataki Station existed, but all were abolished with time schedule revision of March 26, 2016 once.

Bus

• Kitami, Hokkaido bus, Northern Hokkaido bus, Hokkaido Chuo Bus (high-speed えんがる)

Road

• Expressway
  • Asahikawa Monbetsu Expressway (National highway No. 450): Foamy fall IC
• General national highway
  • National highway No. 333
• Public road
• Roadside station
  • しらたき

Famous place, historic site, tourist attraction, sacred rites, special event

Sightseeing

• A made colony know it, and beginning to cut bases more than 800 meters above sea level, way station in around 600 meters above sea level and around 400 meters above sea level can estimate the remains to hang it in the Yubetsu abandonment area from the red Ishiyama (117 meters above sea level) mountaintop region located to north-northwest 6.5 kilos of foamy fall remains group - Motomura, and to concentrate on when there was a division of labor system divided into digging, export, the production of building stones. And I was carried to the way station of the base of the various places throughout the all of the road. ^[1]

• Shirataki Onsen

Other

The ground where is related to aikido.

Celebrity of the native place

• The founder of the Morihei Ueshiba - aikido. I settled in a foamy fall as Mayor of group of 54 Kishu groups in 1912. The native place is Wakayama.

Footnote

[Help]

1. From the ^ Akira Sekiguchi "the culture the north south" 15 pages (Hiroshi Tabata, Masato Kuwahara, Isao Funatsu, Akira Sekiguchi "history Yamakawa publishing company March, 2003 of Hokkaido")

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Hokkaido

Outside link

• Homepage - closedown of Shiratakimura. (archive as of January 13, 2005)

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