Shinseicho

Shinseicho
Abolition day	February 1, 2004
Abolition reason	New merger Shinseicho,Itonukicho、Motosucho、Neomura→Motosu-shi
The current local government	Motosu-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Gifu
County	Motosu-gun
Group cord	21,425-6
Area	11.6km².
Total population	12,153 people (population, January 1, 2004 by estimate)
The adjacent local government	Itonukicho、Kitagata-cho、Hozumi-cho、 Sunamicho, Onocho
Tree of town	Japanese cypress
The queen of the town	Narcissus
Shinseicho government office
The location	〒501-0494 1000, Shimomakuwa, Shinseicho, Motosu-gun, Gifu Old government office (for Motosu-shi reality a Government building)
Outside link	Shinseicho business and industry society
Coordinate	35°25'N 58.1 seconds 136°39'E 26.9 seconds
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Shinseicho (しんせいちょう) is the town which was in Motosu-gun, Gifu. It merged in Motosu-gun 4 municipalities in (2004) in 2004 and became Motosu-shi.

The name of the town depends on the composition of Makuwa village and the judicial officer village which merged. Because this gourd was cultivated as for the melon (melon) flourishingly in Makuwa village, I came.

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Geography

Town level is a part of strong tail Hirano, and the mountain does not exist alone in the old local government in current Motosu-shi. The Neo River flows through the west boundary of the town.

Adjacent local government

• Itonukicho (from 2004 Motosu-shi)
• Kitagata-cho
• Hozumi-cho (from May 1, 2003 Mizuho-shi)
• Sunamicho (from May 1, 2003 Mizuho-shi)
• Onocho

History

• Kamimakuwa-mura, Shimomakuwa-mura, light sea village, Sokei-mura, 14 Shino villages, a small persimmon village merge (1897) on April 1 1897, and, Makuwa village, Masada-mura, prawns village, Asagi-mura, Nukui-mura, Fukushima village are complicated; and a judicial officer village is a start each
• A judicial officer village merges with Hima Kuwamura (1955) on April 1 in 1955 and becomes the genuine village
• It becomes Shinseicho by the town organization enforcement (1964) on April 1 in 1964
• It merges with Motosucho, Itonukicho, Neomura (2003) on February 1 in 2004 and becomes Motosu-shi

Economic

Industrial

• The cultivation of a persimmon and the pear was prosperous, and a strawberry and the flower were made, too. As for the former special product, melon, the planting decreased for consumption decrease, but small quantities were produced in the early 21st century.
• It was at the position of approximately 10km from Gifu-shi and Ogaki-shi, and a residential area spread out as the suburbs of both cities.
• Industrial population

  617 primary industries

  2,160 secondary industry

  2,958 tertiary industry

Commercial facilities

• Rio world
• Riverside lacing braid

Local

Education

Elementary school

• Judicial officer Elementary School
• Makuwa Elementary School

Junior high school

• Genuine junior high school

Traffic

Pike

• Meitetsu Ibi Line Makuwa Station - Masada Station

Road

Expressway

• There is no expressway in a town.

General national highway

• National highway No. 157
• National highway No. 303

Main country path

• Gifu prefectural road 23 north Tado Line
• Gifu prefectural road 53 Sekigahara, Gifu Line

General prefectural road

• Gifu prefectural road 156 Soinakajima Mieji Ogaki Line
• Gifu prefectural road 159 northern genuine Ono line
• Gifu prefectural road 170 Tanoe Yai Line

Popular name name of the road

• Ibi Line street
• Technical college street
• Old burial mound park street
• Chuo-dori
• According to culture
• According to young fortune

Famous place, historic site, tourist attraction, sacred rites, special event

• Makuwa puppet ballad drama (important formlessness folk cultural assets)

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Gifu

Outside link

• Shinseicho business and industry society
• Motosu-shi homepage

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