Hino village (Kamitakai-gun, Nagano)

ひのむら Hino village
Abolition day	1954February 11
Abolition reason	New merger Suzaka-cho, Toyosu-mura, Hino village → Suzaka-cho
The current local government	Suzaka-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Koshinnetsu district Koshin static district
The metropolis and districts	Nagano
County	Kamitakai-gun
Total population	3,034 people (national census, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Kamitakai-gun Suzaka-cho, Toyosu-mura, Toyooka-mura, Inoue village Kamiminochi-gunNaganuma-mura、Yanagihara-mura
Hino village office
The location	Hino, Kamitakai-gun, Nagano village
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The village where the Hino village (ひのむら) was in Kamitakai-gun, Nagano. I am the west of the current Suzaka-shi center, the vicinity of Nagano Electric Railway Nagano Line, the Chikuma River right bank.

Table of contents

Geography

• River ： The Chikuma River

History

• It is a start with the area of Morimura, Murayama village, Shiokawa-mura, Numame-mura, the Takanashi village (1889) octuple 1889 by the enforcement of April 1 - municipality organization 五閑村.
• It merges with - Suzaka-cho, Toyosu-mura (1954) on February 11 in 1954, and Suzaka-cho starts some other time. The same day Hino village abolition.

Traffic

Pike

• Nagano Electric Railway
  • Kato Line (existing Nagano Line)
    • Murayama Station - Hino Station (I move to old village outside the area now)

Road

Suzaka bus stop of Joshinetsu Expressway is located in the old village area now, but those days are non-opening to traffic.

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 20 Nagano

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Nagano

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