Asahi-mura (Ibaraki)

Asahi-mura (Asahi irregularity) is the village which ever existed in Inashiki-gun, Ibaraki.

Asahi-mura
Abolition day	April 1, 1955
Abolition reason	New merger Ami-machi, Asahi-mura, you Hara-mura → Ami-machi
The current local government	Ami-machi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Ibaraki
County	Inashiki-gun
The adjacent local government	Ami-machi, you Hara-mura, Ushikucho, Tsuchiura-shi
Asahi-mura government office
The location	Asahi-mura, Inashiki-gun, Ibaraki larger section of a village true grain
Outside link	Unavailable
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Geography

The whole area from southwestern part of existing Ami-machi to northeast some areas of Arakawaoki Station whole area, Ushiku-shi in southern Tsuchiura-shi is village area. By the topography with much Tando where level ground and the plateau of the Nikkawa (Otto River) basin were complicated in the morning that the name of a village was derived from, the west end region was full as a location and commercial areas of the small factory around Arakawaoki hotel of the Rikuzen Rikuzen-Hama Highway, and Arakawaoki racetrack was installed in the Arakawaoki Station east side. A lot of facilities of Tsuchiura navy flying corps were put in the proximity area with Tsuchiura-shi eastern former Ami-mura, and a lead-in and a road were maintained for the supplies supply to the flying corps.

History

Change of the village area

• True grain village, Yoshiwara-mura, Arakawaoki-mura, Arakawahongo-mura, Okishinden is complicated Fukuda village, Koike village, upper Nagamura by - municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and Shida county Asahi-mura starts.
• - Shida county merges with Kawachi-gun (1896) on April 1 in 1896, and Inashiki-gun starts. It becomes the position of the county.
• For each one copy of - Okishinden and Arakawaoki, Arakawahongo is admitted into Tsuchiura-shi (1948) with Tsuwa-mura on September 1 in 1948.
• It merges with - Ami-machi, you Hara-mura (1955) on April 1 in 1955, and Ami-machi starts some other time. The same day Asahi-mura abolition.
• Some - old village level (some Fukuda) are admitted into Ushikucho (1957) in 1957.
• Some - old village level (some Fukuda) are admitted into Ushikucho (1958) in 1958.

Change list

1868 Before		1868	1889 April 1	1896 April 1		1948 September 1	1955 April 1	1957	1958	1986 June 1	Now
	Fukuda village		Asahi-mura	Inashiki-gun Start	Asahi-mura	Asahi-mura	Ami-machi	Ushikucho に admission	Ushikucho	Municipal organization	Ushiku-shi
								Ami-machi	Ushikucho に admission
									Ami-machi	Ami-machi	Ami-machi
	Small Ikemura
	Upper Nagamura
	True grain village
	Yoshiwara-mura
	Arakawahongo-mura
						Tsuchiura-shi に admission	Tsuchiura-shi	Tsuchiura-shi	Tsuchiura-shi	Tsuchiura-shi	Tsuchiura-shi
	Okimura	Arakawaoki-mura
	Okishinden

Population, household

Population

The total number [unit： Person]

1891 (1891)	2,707
1920 (1920)	6,348
1935 (1935)	7,068
1950 (1950)	6,348

The correction of this knob is expected.

Household

The total number [unit： Household]

1920 (1920)	1,059
1935 (1935)	1,325
1950 (1950)	1,139

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Traffic

Railroad

• Japanese National Railways (→ East Japan Railway Co.)
  • ■Joban Line
    • Arakawaoki Station

Road

• The first-class national highway
  • National highway No. 6（Mito Highway）

References

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary editing Committee "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 8 Ibaraki," it is ISBN 4040010809 for Kadokawa Shoten, 1,983 years

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Ibaraki
• Shida county
• Inashiki-gun
• Ami-machi
• Asahi-mura (vagueness evasion)

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