High Sakimura

"Height comes, and, in this item, Kitamurayama-gun, Yamagata high Sakimura explains an irregularity". Look at "Takasakicho" about Kitamorokata-gun, Miyazaki high Sakimura "たかざきそん".

High Sakimura
Abolition day	August 1, 1954
Abolition reason	New merger Higashine-cho, high Sakimura, Togo-mura, large Tobimura, Nagatoro-mura、Oda Shimamura → Higashine-cho
The current local government	Higashine-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Tohoku district
The metropolis and districts	Yamagata
County	Kitamurayama-gun
Total population	3,212 people (Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 6 Yamagata Page 458, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Tokiwa-mura, Togo-mura Miyagi Miyagi-gunHirose village、Osawa-mura、 Natori county Akiu village
Takasaki village office
The location	Kitamurayama-gun, Yamagata Takasaki village
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The village where there was high Sakimura (height comes an irregularity) in Kitamurayama-gun, Yamagata. I am almost equivalent to larger section of a village Kanonji, the Sekiyama district of current Higashine-shi.

Origin of the name of a village

By one character is named from the Mt. Ishizaki in high Okayama in larger section of a village Kanonji and larger section of a village Sekiyama.

I leave the name for an Uzen Takasaki post office, Higashine City Takasaki Elementary School, JA branch and intersecting point name now.

History

• Kanonji-mura, Sekiyama-mura, Oe Nitta, Nawa Nitta merge with - municipality organization enforcement on April 1, 1889, and Kitamurayama-gun Takasaki village is formed.
• It merges with - Higashine-cho, Togo-mura, large Tobimura, Nagatoro-mura, Oda Shimamura on August 1, 1954 and becomes the Higashine-cho.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Yamagata

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