Aino-cho

Aino butterfly Aino-cho
Abolition day	July 18, 1957
Abolition reason	Admission merger Aino-cho → Mitamachi
The current local government	Sanda-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kinki district
The metropolis and districts	Hyogo
County	Arima county
Total population	6,029 people (March 31, 1956)
The adjacent local government	Mitamachi、Yashirocho、Tojo town Yoshikawa-cho、Tannan-cho、Now Tamura
Aino-cho government office
The location	Hyogo Arima county Aino-cho
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The town where Aino-cho (Aino butterfly) existed in the Hyogo Arima county.

History

• Arima county indigo plant village, this Shomura are established with - municipality organization enforcement on April 1, 1889.
• - indigo plant village, Honjo village merges on March 31, 1956 and becomes Aino-cho.
• It is admitted into -3 Tamachi on July 18, 1957 and becomes extinct.

District

• Sho Uemoto
• Higashihonjo-mura
• Ohata
• Nagasaka
• Mizoguchi
• Sinus
• Yotsutsuji
• Igusa
• Higashiyama

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