Chiharazawacho

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ちはらざわちょう Chiharazawacho
Country	Japan
The metropolis and districts	Aichi
Cities, towns and villages	Okazaki-shi
District	Ohira district
Population (October 1, 2011)
- 計	646 people
Equal time obi	JST (UTC +9)
Zip code	444-3335
Area code	0564
Number plate	Okazaki

Chiharazawacho (ちはらざわちょう) is a name of a street of the Okazaki-shi, Aichi Ohira district. The zip code is 444-3335.

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Geography

It is located in the geographical central part of Okazaki-shi. A residential area is formed along prefectural road 37, and the housing complex called the ちせいの village exists. The rice field is the forest other than it basically in the river coast. Subsection is arranged in town area, but the hinge is not dumped.

River

• Otsukawa
• Man River

Subsection

Character Arai (rough) Character Kamihira (うえだいら)

In front of character plum thicket (give birth a thicket ago) Character back field (the back)

Character river Hill (the skill) A character on the way (どうど)

Character Japanese nutmeg life (ちせい) Character Higashida (Higashi)

Character Matsushita (I did a pine) Character Matsumoto (Matsumoto)

Person of character bottom (I did it) Character beam field (I hate it)

History

ちはらざわむら Field of cogon grass Sawamura
Abolition day	1889October 1
Abolition reason	New merger Field of cogon grass Sawamura, rock Tomura, Furube village, ability Kurimura Hata pear village, 須淵村, coarse-woven Indian mallow cloth village Kirikoshi-mura, land overrun by weeds village → Kawaimura
The current local government	Okazaki-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Aichi
County	Nukata-gun
The adjacent local government	Nukata-gun Small beauty village、Hata pear village、Land overrun by weeds village、Coarse-woven Indian mallow cloth village、Kindergarten teacher village
Field of cogon grass Sawamura government office
The location	Nukata-gun, Aichi field of cogon grass Sawamura
Indication・Notebook・Editing・History Wiki project

I assume Nukata-gun field of cogon grass Sawamura a forerunner.

It merged by a new merger in field of cogon grass Sawamura, rock Tomura, Furube village, an ability bear village, Hata pear village, 須淵村, a coarse-woven Indian mallow cloth village, Kirikoshi-mura, a land overrun by weeds village on October 1, 1889 and became Kawaimura. And Iwatsu-cho, Fukuokacho, Motoshuku-mura, mountain Nakamura, wisteria Kawamura, Ryuutani-mura, Kawaimura, the residue of the Joban village were incorporated into Okazaki-shi on February 1, 1955.

The correction of this knob is expected.

Traffic

• Aichi prefectural road 35 Shitara, Okazaki Line
• Aichi prefectural road 37 Tsukudekiyooka, Okazaki Line

Facilities

• Okazaki City Kawai Junior High School
• Chiharazawacho public hall
• ちせいの village meeting place
• Kawai post office
• Beam field processing ground
• The storage of Kawai firefighting team Chiharazawacho appliance

Reference materials

• "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 23 Aichi," it is Kadokawa Shoten, 1989.
• "The place name of history place name outline 23 Aichi, Japan," it is Heibonsha Publishers Ltd., 1981.

Allied item

• Okazaki-shi

Outside link

• Okazaki-shi government office

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