The place name of Toyohashi-shi

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With the place name of Toyohashi-shi, I make the name of a street, character name that there is in the city a list and write it down.

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Change of the place name

In the parenthesis, as for the number, as for the extinction year, the place name, only as for the clause of "the larger section of a village", a former town is a larger section of a village name other than old local government name, it the start year.

The city was formed by municipal organization being spread in the Atsumi-gun Toyohashi-cho in 1906. I enumerate 28 13 capital letters at that time here.

• Kamitenma-cho
• Minato-cho
• Funamachi
• Eight west (I abolish it than 1895 eight a year in establishment, 1958)
• Eight average (I abolish it than 1895 eight a year in establishment, 1963)
• Eight east (I abolish it than 1895 eight a year in establishment, 1963)
• Sekiya-cho
• Honcho (the 1958 abolition)
• Downtown area (the 1958 abolition)
• Kajicho
• Kanentecho
• Gofukumachi
• Fudagi-cho
• Hanazonocho
• Finger shade town (the 1958 abolition)
• Miuramachi (the 1958 abolition)
• Kayacho
• New Zenimachi (the 1958 abolition)
• Konnyacho (the 1958 abolition)
• Matsubacho (I establish the 1-3 chome in 1958)
• Trouble town (the 1958 abolition)
• Yoshiya town (the 1958 abolition)
• Shimizu-cho (the 1958 abolition)
• Street with many fish shops
• Shinmei-cho
• Asahicho (former Toyohashi village)
• Toshincho (former Toyohashi village)
• Nishijin-cho (former Toyohashi village)
• Collusion (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• Middle Seko (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• Shinkawa (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• Akumi (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• 中柴 (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• Kouyama (former Toyohashi village, the 1926 abolition)
• Hanada (old flower Tamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Iwasaki (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Iwata (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Higashida (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Kawaracho (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Meal (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)
• Minowa (former Toyookamura, the 1926 abolition)

In 1926, 13 larger sections of a village in the city were abolished and were moved in following 13 towns.

• Dangochou (collusion)
• Nakasekocho (middle Seko)
• Shinkawamachi (Shinkawa)
• Akumicho (Akumi)
• Nakashibacho (中柴)
• Kouyama-cho (Kouyama)
• Hanadacho (Hanada)
• Iwasakicho (Iwasaki)
• Iwata-cho (Iwata)
• Azumadamachi (Higashida)
• Kawaracho (Kawaracho)
• Imurecho (meal)
• Minowa-cho (Minowa)

There were 41 in the city just before neighboring municipalities admission of 1932.

Admission and name of a street setting of early neighboring municipalities of the Showa era

In 1932, neighboring one town 3 village and Ishinomaki village larger section of a village many rice was incorporated into the city. I am succeeded except old Shimokawa village dog Yukiko by the name of a street of the city, or the capital letter of municipalities admitted into is divided by some towns. I enumerate it about names of a street that there was by the admission here.

Former Shimojicho

• Shimojicho (the groundwork)
• Omuracho (large (old Omura))
• Nagase-cho (Nagase (old Omura))
• Urigochou (gourd volost (old deer Kan village))
• Yokosukacho (Tsuda (old deer Kan village))
• Kawasaki-machi (Tsuda (old deer Kan village))
• Kiyosucho (Kiyosu Nitta (old deer Kan village))
• Shimogoicho (lower Goi (old deer Kan village))

Old high teacher village

• Kitaokacho (high teacher)
• Takashiishizukacho (high teacher)
• Machihatacho (high teacher)
• Makino-cho (high teacher)
• Kitayama-cho (high teacher)
• Iwaya-cho (high teacher)
• Nishiguchicho (high teacher)
• Fujinamicho (high teacher)
• Takada-cho (high teacher)
• Hamamichicho (high teacher)
• Sanbongi-cho (high teacher)
• Ueno-cho (high teacher)
• Takashihongocho (high teacher)
• Hatakeda-cho (high teacher)
• Nihonmatsucho (high teacher, the 1937 abolition)
• High Funamachi (high teacher, the 1937 abolition)
• Nishiura-cho (high teacher, the 1937 abolition)
• Ashiharacho (high teacher)
• Takashicho (high teacher)
• Tenpakucho (high teacher)
• Komatsumachi (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Yamada-machi (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Oikemachi (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Satochou (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Obamamachi (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Tonmoto-cho (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Hashiracho (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village))
• Minamisakaecho (Fukuoka (old Fukuoka village), high teacher Isobe (old Isobe village))
• King ヶ Sakimachi (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Komagata-cho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Daisen-cho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Isobeshitajicho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Matsuicho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Mukokusamachou (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Isshiki-cho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Kusamacho (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Nakanomachi (Isobe (old Isobe village))
• Funatocho (Osaki (former Osaki-mura))
• Osaki-cho (Osaki (former Osaki-mura))
• Ueda-cho (Ueda (former Ueda-mura))
• Oshimizu-cho (Ueda (former Ueda-mura))
• Noyoricho (Noyori (old Noyori village))

旧牟呂吉田村

• Oukancho (牟呂 (旧牟呂村))
• Murocho (牟呂 (旧牟呂村))
• Jinnoshindencho (牟呂 (旧牟呂村 )・( high teacher village) Isobe (old Isobe village), Osaki (former Osaki-mura))
• Kitajima-cho (Higashitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Komoguchicho (Higashitoyoda (old Yoshida village), the 1958 abolition)
• Noda-cho (Higashitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Mitsuaicho (Higashitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Yoshikawa-cho (Higashitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Mamizuka-cho (Nishitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Takasucho (Nishitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Komukaicho (Nishitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Shinsakaemachi (Nishitoyoda (old Yoshida village))
• Aotakecho (Aono (old Yoshida village))
• Fukushimacho (Aono (old Yoshida village))
• Yoshizakicho (Aono (old Yoshida village), 牟呂 (旧牟呂村))

Old Shimokawa village

• Gejohigashimachi (Higashigejo (old Shimojo village))
• Gejonishimachi (westward advance article (old Shimojo village))
• Dog Yukiko (old Shimojo village, 1933 Toyokawacho (existing: in Toyokawa-shi) admission)
• Ushikawa-cho (Ushikawa (former Ushikawa-mura), westward advance article (old Shimojo village))

Former Ishinomaki village (partly)

• Tamecho (many rice (old many Yonemura))

After the admission of the above-mentioned municipalities, a new name of a street was installed in sequence in the city.

• Mukaiyamaooikecho (in 1932 Kouyama-cho)
• Mukaiyamanishimachi (in 1932 Kouyama-cho, Kawaracho)
• Mukaiyamadaimachi (in 1932 Kouyama-cho)
• Funabara-cho (in 1933 Kouyama-cho, Azumadamachi, Nishijin-cho)
• Maetamachi (for 1,933 years, I establish the 1-2 chome in Kouyama-cho, Nakasekocho, Azumadamachi, 1973)
• Konawatecho (in 1933 Kouyama-cho, Azumadamachi, Nakasekocho, Shinkawamachi)
• West ノ again a town (for 1,933 years, abolish it in Kouyama-cho, Azumadamachi, Nakasekocho, 1937)
• Maedaminamimachi (for 1,933 years, I establish the 1-2 chome in Kouyama-cho, Nakasekocho, Hanadacho, 2000)
• Yagyu-cho (in 1933 Oikemachi)
• Dourachou (in 1933 Oikemachi)
• Kagitacho (in 1933 Oikemachi)
• Higashikoikecho (in 1933 Oikemachi)
• Minamikoikecho (in 1934 Oikemachi)
• Fukuokacho (in 1934 Oikemachi)
• Higashiodawaracho (in 1936 Hanadacho)
• Nishiodawaracho (in 1936 Hanadacho)
• Matsusaka-cho (in 1936 Hanadacho)
• Yoshida-cho (for 1,937 years, I abolish west ノ again in town, Konawatecho, Nakasekocho, 2000)
• Nishitakashicho (in 1937 Nihonmatsucho high Funamachi, Nishiura-cho)
• Nakanocho (in 1940 Kawaracho, Iwata-cho)
• Ikemi-cho (in 1940 Kawaracho)
• Oimachi (in 1940 Kawaracho)
• Temmacho (in 1940 Kawaracho, Minowa-cho)
• Oimatsucho (in 1940 Kawaracho, Azumadamachi)
• Sumiyoshicho (in 1940 Kawaracho, Azumadamachi)
• Ushikawayakushicho (in 1942 Ushikawa-cho)
• Maebatacho (in 1943 Azumadamachi, Asahicho)
• Irifune-cho (in 1946 Oikemachi, Hashiracho)
• Hananakacho (in 1946 Oikemachi, Hanadacho, Hashiracho)
• Kamodacho (in 1946 Oikemachi, Hashiracho, Tonmoto-cho)
• Nishikoikecho (in 1946 Oikemachi)
• Nishihashiracho (in 1946 Hashiracho)
• Higashihashiracho (in 1946 Hashiracho, Oikemachi)
• Nakahashiracho (in 1946 Hashiracho)
• Matsumuracho (in 1946 Hashiracho, Oikemachi)
• Yurakucho (in 1946 Hashiracho, Oikemachi)
• Saigocho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Azumadanakagocho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Togo-cho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Shinonome-cho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Uejicho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Nirengicho (in 1947 Azumadamachi)
• Ibaracho (in 1947 Azumadamachi, Tamecho, Iwata-cho)
• Pillar 1-9 Bancho (in 1948 Hashiracho, Obamamachi)
• Shiozakicho (in 1951 Obamamachi)
• Kaminowacho (in 1951 Obamamachi)
• Nakahamacho (in 1951 Obamamachi)
• Higashikohamacho (in 1951 Obamamachi, Hashiracho)
• Fujisawa-cho (in 1951 Hashiracho, Obamamachi)
• Nakagocho (in 1952 Hanadacho)
• Haneicho (in 1952 Hanadacho, Murocho)
• 1-6, Komoguchicho chome (in 1952 Komoguchicho, Kitajima-cho, Hanadacho)
• Akebonocho (in 1953 Takashicho, Sanbongi-cho, Ueno-cho)

The admission of the neighboring municipalities where are in the middle of the Showa era and the later name of a street setting

In 1955, whole area of the neighboring one town 4 village and for each one copy of 2 villages were incorporated into the city. I am succeeded by the name of a street of the city, or the capital letter of municipalities admitted into is divided by some towns. I enumerate it about names of a street that there was by the admission here.

March 1 admission

Shiba-mura before former

• Hishikinocho (field-colored on a day)
• Maeshibacho (previous turf)
• Umeyabucho (plum thicket)

Former Futagawa-cho

• Moya-cho (Tanikawa (former Tanikawa-mura))
• Nakaharacho (Tanikawa (former Tanikawa-mura))
• Haramachi (Tanikawa (former Tanikawa-mura))
• Futagawa-cho (Futagawa (former Okawacho))
• Mitsuyacho (Futagawa (former Okawacho))
• Owakicho (Futagawa (former Okawacho))
• Hoseichou (Futagawa (former Okawacho), Tanikawa (former Tanikawa-mura))
• Oiwa-cho (Oiwa (former Okawacho))
• Hosoya-cho (Kamihosoya (former Hosoya-mura))
• Nishiyamacho (Kamihosoya (former Hosoya-mura))
• Higashihosoyacho (Shimohosoya (former Hosoya-mura))
• Kojima-cho (Kojima (old Ozawa village))
• Komatsubaracho (Komatsubara (old Ozawa village))
• Terasawacho (Terasawa (old Ozawa village))

Old high Toyomura

• Takatsuka-cho (Takatsuka (old Takane village))
• Higashinananecho (seven root (old Takane villages))
• Nishinananecho (seven root (old Takane villages))
• Castle town (Fengnan (former Fengnan village))
• Ikobecho (Iko part (former Fengnan village))
• Higashiakasawacho (Akazawa (former Fengnan village))
• Nishiakasawacho (Akazawa (former Fengnan village))

Old old Tsumura

• Oitsucho (old Tsu)

Former Ishinomaki village

• Ishimakicho (three-wheeled (old Miwa village))
• Honcho, Ishinomaki (Tamagawa (former Tamakawa-mura), Umakoshi (former Nishigo-mura))
• Susecho (quantity mountain (old quantity mountain village))
• Hiranocho, Ishinomaki (plains (former Nishigo-mura))
• Nakayama-machi, Ishinomaki (Nakayama (former Nishigo-mura))
• Tairamachi, Hagi, Ishinomaki (bush clover flat (former Nishigo-mura))
• Nishikawa-machi, Ishinomaki (Nishikawa (former Nishigo-mura))
• Konodacho, Ishinomaki (Onoda (former Nishigo-mura))

April 1 admission

Old Sugiyama village (partly)

The residue is admitted into Tawaramachi (existing Tahara-shi).

• Sugiyamacho (Sugiyama)

Old Sowa village (partly)

The residue is admitted into the Ichinomiya village (existing Toyokawa-shi).

• Kamocho (Kamo (former Kamomura))

After the admission of the above-mentioned municipalities, a new name of a street was set up in sequence in the city by house indication and land readjustment and landfill of the Toyohashi Port, Mikawa Port. I enumerate installed names of a street due to them to date here.

• Yayoicho (in 1957 Takashicho, Kitayama-cho, Minamisakaecho)
• Nishisaiwaimachi (in 1957 Takashicho, Hamamichicho, Satochou)
• Higashisaiwaimachi (in 1957 Takashicho)
• Toru Ohashi 1-3 chome (in 1958 Kamitenma-cho, Funamachi, Kitajima-cho, Hanadacho, Minato-cho, Matsubacho)
• 1-5, Hacchodori chome (in 1958, I admit eight during eight west, eight average, Sekiya-cho, Fudagi-cho, Kanentecho, eight east, Gofukumachi, downtown area, Nishishinmachi, Asahicho, 1963)
• Shinhonmachi (in 1958 Honcho, finger shade town, Miuramachi, street with many fish shops, Kayacho, Hanazonocho)
• Otemachi (in 1958 trouble town, Shinmei-cho, Konnyacho, Yoshiya town, street with many fish shops, Fudagi-cho, Gofukumachi)
• Shinyoshicho (in 1958 Yoshiya town, Shinkawamachi, Nakasekocho, Gofukumachi, Kanentecho)
• Honcho, Asahi (in 1958 Asahicho, Nishijin-cho)
• Minamiasahimachi (in 1958 Asahicho, Toshincho, Nishijin-cho)
• Daikokucho (in 1958 Nakashibacho, Yoshida-cho, Hanadacho, Shinkawamachi)
• 1-3, Hirokoji chome (in 1958 Hanadacho, Matsubacho, Hanazonocho newly Zenimachi, Shimizu-cho, Shinmei-cho, Konnyacho)
• Station square 1-3, Odori chome (in 1958 Hanadacho, Matsubacho, Hanazonocho newly Zenimachi, Shinkawamachi, Shinmei-cho)
• Kinutacho (in 1958 Hanadacho)
• Higashimatsuyamacho (in 1958 Hanadacho, Yoshida-cho, Nakashibacho, Maedaminamimachi)
• Nakamatsuyamacho (in 1958 Hanadacho, Nakashibacho)
• Nishimatsuyamacho (in 1958 Hanadacho, Nishiodawaracho, Nakashibacho, Matsusaka-cho)
• Minamimatsuyamacho (in 1958 Hanadacho, Matsusaka-cho)
• 1-2, Minamijimacho chome (in 1958 Komoguchicho, Hanadacho, Kitajima-cho)
• Mukaiyamahigashimachi (in 1959 Kouyama-cho, Minowa-cho)
• Nishihadacho (in 1959 Hanadacho, Oukancho)
• Haneda-cho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Hanada 1-3 Bancho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Tsukiji-cho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Shirakawa-cho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Nogurocho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Yatoricho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Tachibanacho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Haneihonmachi (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Nishiki-machi (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Kitagawacho (in 1959 Hanadacho)
• Azumacho (in 1959 Kawaracho, Azumadamachi)
• 1-5, Minowacho chome (in 1959 Minowa-cho, Kouyama-cho, Iwata-cho)
• 1-5, Shimojicho chome (in 1959 Shimojicho)
• Hirakawacho (in 1960 Iwata-cho)
• Toukoucho (in 1960 Iwata-cho)
• Sakaemachi (in 1960 Iwata-cho)
• Azumadanakanomachi (in 1960 Iwata-cho)
• Akemi-cho (in 1960 reclaimed land, Oitsucho, Osaki-cho)
• Higashitakata-cho (in 1962 Tenpakucho, Fujinamicho)
• Hoeichou (in 1962 Kojima-cho, Komatsubaracho, Terasawacho, Higashinananecho)
• Fujimi-machi (in 1962 Kojima-cho, Komatsubaracho)
• Imahashicho (in 1963 eight east)
• 1-2, Kawaramachidori chome (in 1964 Kawaracho, Oimatsucho, Oimachi)
• Minamikawaramachi (in 1964 Kawaracho, Mukaiyamanishimachi)
• 1-2, Kasugacho chome (in 1964 Kawaracho, Iwata-cho, Temmacho, Nakanocho)
• Yamada 1-3 Bancho (in 1965 Yamada-machi, Makino-cho, Komatsumachi)
• Ejimacho (in 1965 Yamada-machi, Satochou, Makino-cho)
• Joyamachou (in 1965 Mukokusamachou)
• Minamioshimizucho (in 1965 Oshimizu-cho, Noyoricho, Nishiakasawacho, Higashiakasawacho)
• Higashioshimizu-cho (in 1965 Noyoricho)
• Toyookacho (in 1967 Iwata-cho)
• Asaokacho (in 1967 Iwata-cho)
• Miyashitamachi (in 1967 Iwata-cho)
• Wakamatsucho (in 1967 Noyoricho, Takatsuka-cho)
• Minamicho, Hirakawa (in 1969 Iwata-cho, Hirakawacho)
• Haneinishimachi (in 1972 Hanadacho, Haneicho, Oukancho, Murocho)
• East side 1-4 chome (in 1972 Murocho, Oukancho)
• Market 1 (in 1972 Murocho)
• 1-2, Midorigaoka chome (in 1972 Ushikawa-cho)
• Moriokacho (in 1974 Honcho, Ishinomaki, Ushikawa-cho)
• 1-6, Nishiiwata chome (in 1975 Iwata-cho)
• 1-6, Nakaiwata chome (for 1,975 years, 2-3.5 -6 chome sets it up each Iwata-cho, Imurecho, beginning 1, 4 in 1982 in 1980)
• Misonocho (in 1975 Azumadanakagocho, Azumadamachi)
• Jinnofutoucho (in 1977 reclaimed land, Jinnoshindencho)
• Authority of Ushikawa 1-5 chome (in 1978 Ushikawa-cho, Honcho, Ishinomaki)
• 1-3, Tadako chome (in 1978 Ushikawa-cho, 1, Midorigaoka, Honcho, Ishinomaki)
• 1-2, Higashimorioka chome (in 1978 Ushikawa-cho, Honcho, Ishinomaki)
• 1-4, Higashiodakano chome (in 1978 Tamecho, Ushikawa-cho, Ibaracho)
• 1-4, Nishiodakano chome (in 1978 Tamecho, Ushikawa-cho)
• 1-2, Minamiushikawa chome (in 1978 Ushikawayakushicho, Ushikawa-cho)
• 1-3, Hirakawahonmachi chome (in 1980 Iwata-cho, Hirakawacho)
• Shinnishihamacho (in 1980 reclaimed land)
• Toiyacho (in 1981 Fukushimacho, Jinnoshindencho)
• 1-4, Higashiiwata chome (in 1982 Iwata-cho, Imurecho)
• 1-2, Kitaiwata chome (in 1983 Iwata-cho, Tamecho, Azumadamachi)
• Uchibaricho (in 1983 Kusamacho, Mukokusamachou, Isshiki-cho)
• 1-4, Tamenakamachi chome (in 1983 Tamecho, Iwata-cho, Iwasakicho)
• 1-3, Tamehigashimachi chome (in 1983 Tamecho)
• 1-3, Tamenishimachi chome (in 1983 Tamecho, Iwata-cho, Azumadamachi)
• 1-3, Fujimidai chome (in 1985 Minamioshimizucho, Nishiakasawacho, Oitsucho)
• 1, Jinnonishimachi (in 1986 reclaimed land)
• Wave ノ Kamimachi (in 1987 Ushikawa-cho)
• Umeyabunishimachi (in 1989 Umeyabucho)
• 1-5, Imurekita chome (in 1994 Imurecho)
• 1-5, Imureminami chome (in 1994 Imurecho)
• 1-3, Tsutsujigaoka chome (in 1996 Yamada-machi)
• Sato 1-5 chome (in 1996 Satochou)
• Nishihamacho (in 1998 Maeshibacho)
• Murosuijincho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Murotogamicho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Muroonishicho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Murokumoncho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Muronakamuracho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Muroichibacho (in 2000 Murocho)
• Maedanakamachi (in 2000 Yoshida-cho)

Reference materials

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 23 Aichi
• Land readjustment project table / Toyohashi-shi of Toyohashi-shi

Outside link

• Land readjustment section / Toyohashi-shi

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