South Tahira village

みなみたびらむら South Tahira village
Abolition day	April 1, 1954
Abolition reason	New merger Tahira village, south Tahira village → Tabiracho
The current local government	Hirado-shi, Sasebo-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kyushu district
The metropolis and districts	Nagasaki
County	Kitamatsuura-gun
Total population	7,777 people (923 pages of Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 42 Nagasaki, 1950)
The adjacent local government	Tahira village, Emukai-cho, Shikamachi-cho
South Tahira village office
The location	Kitamatsuura-gun, Nagasaki south Tahira village larger section of a village fingers field Yamanouchimen
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The village where the south Tahira village (みなみたびらむら) was in Kitamatsuura-gun, Nagasaki. It became Tabiracho by a great merger of the Showa and became extinct.

In the village area, most are Hirado-shi, but a part becomes Sasebo-shi via Emukai-cho.

History

• April 1, 1889 – Fingers Tamura, lower Teramura merges, and, with the municipality organization enforcement, Kitamatsuura-gun south Tahira village is formed
• April 1, 1954 – It merges with Tahira village and becomes Tabiracho and becomes extinct
• April 15, 1955 – Part, Suetachibanamen of the lower temple of the old village area are admitted from Tabiracho into Emukai-cho

Place name

Fingers field

Larger section of a village fingers field

• Exempt you from fingers field (is an iron); [¹]
• Yamanouchimen (among mountains — )
• Nodamen — )
• I exempt you from Okubo (おおくぼ — )
• I exempt you from one Seki (いっせき — )
• Motoyamamen (cause mountain — )
• Ogitamen (おぎた — )

Lower temple

Larger section of a village lower temple

• I exempt you from a lower temple (しもでら — )
• 以善免 (I am and am good — )
• Fukatsukimen (ふかつき — )
• Tashiromen (たしろ — )
• Furukajimen (falling rudder — )
• Suetachibanamen (breathe Tachibana — I am admitted from Tabiracho into Emukai-cho in )※ 1955.

Traffic

Railroad

• Japanese National Railways
  • Matsuura Line

(Tahira village) – Hirado Exit Station [Yamanouchimen] – (Emukai-cho)

Nishi-Tabira Station [Ogitamen] is established now in the old village area. In addition, Suetachibana Station was established in Suetachibanamen admitted into to Emukai-cho.

Native place celebrity

• Bamboo Yamahiro (poet)

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Nagasaki

Footnote

1. ^ 免 # Nagasaki

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