Namino-mura (Kumamoto)

Ordinary loss Namino-mura
Abolition day	February 11, 2005
Abolition reason	New merger Asomachi, Ichinomiyacho, Namino-mura → Aso-shi
The current local government	Aso-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kyushu district
The metropolis and districts	Kumamoto
County	Aso-gun
Group cord	43,426-4
Area	71.36km²
Total population	1,736 people (2000 national census)
The adjacent local government	Ichinomiyacho,Takamori-machi、Ubuyama-mura、OitaTaketa-shi、Naoiri-gunOgicho
Tree of village	Dogwood
The queen of the village	Lily of the valley
Bird of the village	Pheasant
Namino-mura government office
The location	〒869-2806 Kumamoto 2701, ooaza-Namino, Namino-mura, Aso-gun, Kumamoto
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Namino-mura (ordinary loss) belonged to Aso-gun in the village which was in the eastern part of Kumamoto.

On April 1, 1889, it is started as independent village administration by the municipality organization enforcement. On February 11, 2005, it merged with Asomachi, Ichinomiyacho and became Aso-shi and abolished it as the local government.

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Geography

It is located in the central part of part, Kyushu of Kumamoto at the east end, and the east side makes Oita and a prefectural border. Of the village area the whole area is located on the outer rim of a volcanic crater of Mount Aso, and there is Mt. basis equal to the east side most among Mt. Aso five at the west end of village area south, and there is almost 荻岳 (843m) in the southeastern part. The village area east side is a center, and the altitude of the village area amounts than 500m in the center.

I was changed to the local name that named "Namino" on the conventional area name by a start of Aso-shi.

History

• The April 1, 1889 - village system enforcement.
• Violation of 1990 - Aum Shinrikyo country use plan law case
• I found it and merge with - Asomachi, Ichinomiyacho on February 11, 2005 and it becomes Aso-shi and becomes extinct.

Local

Education

Elementary and junior high school

• Namino-mura design of turbulent waves Nonaka school
• Namino village Namino elementary school

Traffic

The neighborhood airport is Kumamoto Airport.

Railroad

• Kyushu Railway Co. (Kyushu Railway Company)
  • Hohi Line
    • Namino Station - Takimizu Station

Road

General national highway

• National highway No. 57
  • Roadside station Namino

Prefectural road

Main country path

• Kumamoto prefectural road 41 Takamori Namino Line

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Kumamoto
• Aso-gun
• Namino-mura (vagueness evasion page)

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