Ueno-mura (Okinawa)

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Ueno-mura
Abolition day	It is October 1 (2005) for 2,005 years
Abolition reason	New merger Hirara-shi、Gusukubecho、Shimojicho、 Ueno-mura,Irabucho→Miyakojima-shi
The current local government	Miyakojima-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	Kyushu district, Okinawa region
The metropolis and districts	Okinawa
County	Miyako-gun
Group cord	47373
Area	18.98km².
Total population	3,184 people (2000 national census)
The adjacent local government	Hirara-shi・Gusukubecho・Shimojicho
Tree of village	Chinaberry
The queen of the village	Marigold
Other symbols	Hanaki of Ueno-mura: Bougainvillaea、 A fish of Ueno-mura: アオブダイ、 A small animal of Ueno-mura: ツマグロゼミ
Ueno-mura government office
The location	〒906-0204 395-1, aza-Ueno, Ueno-mura, Miyako-gun, Okinawa
Coordinate	24°44'17" N 125°19'4" E
Ueno-mura, Okinawa prefecture position figure
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The village where Ueno-mura (うえのそん) was in Miyakojima of Okinawa. It merges with Hirara-shi, Gusukubecho, Shimojicho, Irabucho on October 1, 2005 and it becomes Miyakojima-shi and abolishes it. The village office was put in character Ueno and became the Miyakojima-shi government office Ueno Government building after a merger.

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History

• In the Ueno-mura area, Sunagawa five-holed short bamboo clarinet, Kadekari were groundwork five-holed short bamboo clarinets a shrine country, Niisato, field until last years of the Meiji.
• - Germany merchant ship meets with a disaster (1873) in July in 1873.
• Omine is separated (1893) from Chiyoda, the shrine country from - field in 1893.
• I become lower Chimura by - islands municipality organization (1908) on April 1 in 1908.
• A part of shrine country, Niisato, field, Kadekari of the eastern part of - groundwork village does a de-centralized village (1948) from the previously-mentioned village on August 1 in 1948, and it is in Ueno-mura.
• It becomes - Hirara-shi, Gusukubecho, Shimojicho, Irabucho and merger, Miyakojima-shi (2005) on October 1 in 2005. I abolished Ueno-mura.

Adjacent local government

Miyakojima-shi as of each

• Hirara-shi
• Gusukubecho
• Shimojicho (promoted to the town five months after Ueno-mura performed breakaway settlement from lower Chimura)

Current Ueno, Miyakojima-shi area

Traffic

Road

• National highway No. 390
• Okinawa prefectural road 190 Hirara Niisato line
• Okinawa prefectural road 197 Kadekari Yabaru Line
• Okinawa prefectural road 201 Tomori line
• Okinawa prefectural road 202 shrine country line
• It is a ground wire in Okinawa prefectural road 235 Bora
• Okinawa prefectural road 246 castle side groundwork line

Education

• Miyakojima-shi setup Nonaka school
• Miyakojima City Ueno Elementary School

Famous place, historic site, sacred rites

• Spring
  • The hole well of the shrine country and amateur well
  • Previous ぬ well, 後 ぬ well
• うえの Germany culture village

Related matters

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Okinawa
• Miyako-gun
• Miyakojima-shi

Outside link

• Miyakojima-shi homepage
• Miyako district merger of cities, towns and villages meeting

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Forest Museum of Ueno

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Forest Museum of Ueno The Ueno Royal Museum
Facilities information
Official name	Forest Museum of association of public interest Japan art Ueno Foundation
Specialized field	Art museum
Management administration	Association of public interest Japan art Foundation
The opening	1972（Showa47 years)
The location	〒110-0007 1-2, Uenokouen, Taitou-ku, Tokyo
Position	35°42'N 45.8 seconds 139°46'E 29.3 seconds / 35.712722 degrees N 139.774806 degrees E / 35.712722, 139.774806
Website	http://www.ueno-mori.org/
A project: GLAM
Indication

The forest Museum of Ueno (うえののもりびじゅつかん) is a private museum in the Ueno, Taitou-ku, Tokyo royal gift park.

It is near corner in Ueno-koen Park, the Takamori Saigou image. It was the oldest for a Japanese art group, and Fujisankei Communications Group opened it as the art museum which public interest Japan art association established in (1879) in 1879 Foundation installed in (1972) in 1972.

Temporary exhibitions that I lease the collection of an open call for participants exhibition and the overseas art museum are held at any time. In addition, I hold a VOCA exhibition under Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the cosponsorship every year from (1994) in 1994 and act as a forest Museum award exhibition of Ueno for upbringing of the contemporary art writer from (1983) in 1983.

"The comics exhibition held in 2008 of the Takehiko Inoue last" recorded a crowd of the forest art museum best of Ueno without entrance restrictions being belonging to it, and being concerned.

I hold a "treasure exhibition of sacred place チベットポタラ shrine and the heavens" in 2009. I pointed to the points that just displayed a history commentary and the work commentary that made a claim of the point that displayed religion artworks of Tibet collected as a result of military aggression, temple plunder by the Chinese government and the China government for the cause, and criticism that a forest art museum of Ueno took part in propaganda of the China government got up.

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• Forest Museum of Ueno
• Invaded sacred place Tibet - ポタラ shrine and treasure - that the heavens were stolen

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Educational foundation Ueno Gakuen (Tokyo)

Ueno Gakuen

The educational foundation where educational foundation Ueno Gakuen (がっこうほうじんうえのがくえん) establishes the corporation headquarters in Taito-ku, Tokyo.

It is unrelated to the educational foundation of the same name running the technical schools such as Institute of Hiroshima accounts electron technical schools in Hiroshima.

Setting school

• Ueno Gakuen University
• Ueno Gakuen University junior college part
• Gakuennaka, Ueno school, high school

History

• I found the Ueno girls' school of - forerunner (1904) in 1904
• I authorize it (1910) as - Ueno girls' high school in 1910
• I am renamed to - Ueno Gakuen Foundation (1946) in 1946
• I set up a - medium grade part (1947) in 1947
• I set up - high department (1948) in 1948
• I am renamed to - educational foundation Ueno Gakuen (1951) in 1951
• I install - Ueno Gakuen junior college (1952) in 1952
• I install - Ueno Gakuen University (1956) in 1956

Outside link

• Educational foundation Ueno Gakuen

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Ueno-mura (Niigata)

Ueno-mura
Abolition day	September 1, 1956
Abolition reason	New merger Senju-cho、Senda village、Tachibana village, Ueno-mura → Kawanishi-machi
The current local government	Tokamachi-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Hokuriku district The Koshinnetsu district
The metropolis and districts	Niigata
County	Nakauonuma-gun
The adjacent local government	Tachibana village, Senda village, Senju-cho, Tokamachi-shi
Ueno-mura government office
The location	Ueno-mura, Nakauonuma-gun, Niigata
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The village where Ueno-mura (I starve Nomura) was ever in Nakauonuma-gun, Niigata.

History

• Ueno-mura, Nakauonuma-gun, Aramachishinden, Shitadairashinden, Konegishi-mura, three territory village, Hoshina Nitta merge with - municipality organization enforcement (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and Ueno-mura starts.
• It merges with - Senjumachi, Nakauonuma-gun, Senda village, Tachibana village (1956) on September 1 in 1956 and it becomes Kawanishi-machi and becomes extinct.

References

• "City area name of a village change dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 1990.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Niigata
• Ueno-mura (vagueness evasion)

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Takahiro Ueno

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Takahiro Ueno

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Personal information
Birthday	(1985-10-02) 1985October 2(31 years old)
Hometown	Kyoto
Height	1.74 m (5 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
The weight	100 kg (15 st 10 lb)
University	Meiji University
Rugby union career
Career as the player
Position	Hooker
Amateur club
Year	Club / team
	Tokai University command star Senior High School Meiji University
Professional / senior club
Year	Club / team	Cap	(point)
2008 -	Toyota Motor Corporation
National team
Year	Club / team	Cap	(point)
2011 -	Japan	1

The rugby player that Takahiro Ueno (うえのりゅうた, October 2, 1985 -) belongs to Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ of the top league as of 2016.

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Profile

• Kyoto native place [¹].
• The position is hooker (HO).
• 174cm tall, 100 kg in weight
• Representative from JapanCapは 1. (as of March, 2016)
• I have been chosen as Japanese A representative [²].

Brief career history

Because I went to the Kyoto rugby school at the age of an elementary school with an opportunity after starting rugby [³].

In 2004, I enter Meiji University after Tokai University command star graduation from high school.

In 2007, I acted as the captain of the Meiji University rugby club [⁴].

In 2008, I join Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ after Meiji University graduation [⁵]. I carry out pennant race first appearance by participation for a COCA-COLA WEST red spark war of Japan rugby top league Section 4 performed on October 11, the same year on the way [⁶].

I won the Japanese team's first cap by 5 countries in Asia opposition game with Sri Lanka carried out on May 21, 2011 [⁷].

Allied item

• List of people from Kyoto
• Command star Senior High School attached to Tokai University, medium grade part
• Meiji University rugby club
• Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ
• The classmate of 宇薄岳央 - Tokai University command star high school days.
• The classmate of Hideyuki Moriwaki - Tokai University command star high school days.
• A classmate of Shunsuke Amemiya - Meiji University Era.
• A classmate of Naoki Kawamata - Meiji University Era.
• A classmate of Kaoru Saito - Meiji University Era.
• A classmate of Masatoshi Hoshino - Meiji University Era.
• A classmate of Daisuke Motegi - Meiji University Era.

Footnote

1. ^ player profile Takahiro Ueno
2. ^ [Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ] four players are elected to 2011 Japan A representatives by ヴェルブリッツ!
3. ^ bluish purple soldier dismantling file (3)HO Takahiro Ueno
4. A call urgent to ^ Ueno, Toyota, Sri Lanka!
5. ^ Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ, 2008 entering a company prospective employee
6. ^ league match Section 4 Match Results Toyota Motor Corporation ヴェルブリッツ VS COCA-COLA WEST red spark
7. ^ The representative from Japan 5 countries in Asia opposition clean score 4 straight victory try King is トゥプアイレイ

Outside link

• 2013 member introduction - HO ...
• Player profile
• It is a trace of the bluish purple Takahiro Ueno deep into enemy territory

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Triple prefectural road, Nara prefectural road, Kyoto way 82 Minamiyamashiro, Ueno line

The triple main country path which a prefectural road, the Nara prefectural road, Kyoto way 82 Minamiyamashiro, Ueno Line (みえけんどう, ならけんどう, きょうとふどう 82 ごううえのみなみやましろせん) starts from Iga-shi, Mie, and reaches Minamiyamashiro-mura, Soraku-gun, Kyoto. This route is a route via 3 rare prefectures nationwide.

Main country path
Triple prefectural road, Nara prefectural road, Kyoto way 82 Minamiyamashiro, Ueno Line
Route extension	21.9km
Land section	21.9km
Marine section	There is no designation
The starting point	Iga-shi, Mie
Important Way city	Nara-shi, Nara
Terminal	KyotoSoraku-gunMinamiyamashiro-mura
Is connected Main road （Scale）	National highway No. 25 National highway No. 163
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Summary

Route data

• Land distance: 21.9km
  • Between Mie Ward: 1.601km
  • Between Nara Ward: 8.6km
  • Between Kyoto Ward: 11.6701km [¹]
• The starting point: Shirakashi, Iga-shi, Mie character Nagatani 2558th frontage [²]
• A terminal: KyotoSoraku-gunMinamiyamashiro-muraKitaokawara

Route situation

Overlap section

• Nara prefectural road 4 Yamazoe, Kasagi Line： (Tsukigase, Nara-shi quantity - Tsukigase, Nara-shi peach Kono)

Use situation

2005 (than a 2005 road traffic general survey)

Weekdays 24 hours traffic

Point	Traffic
Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara Oyama [3]	2,119
Ishiuchi, Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara [3]	2,730
aza-Takao, Minamiyamashiro-mura, Soraku-gun, Kyoto subsection forest [4]	274

Holiday 24 hours traffic

Point	Traffic
Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara Oyama [3]	1,180
Ishiuchi, Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara [3]	2,925

Weekdays 12 hours traffic

Point	Traffic
Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara Oyama [3]	1,682
Ishiuchi, Tsukigase, Nara-shi, Nara [3]	2,167
aza-Takao, Minamiyamashiro-mura, Soraku-gun, Kyoto subsection forest [4]	219

History

• On January 20, 1954, I authorize main country path Tsu Nara Line (triple prefectural road 1, Nara prefectural road 1)
• On February 1, 1961, I authorize general prefectures way Osose Ogawara station line
• On April 1, 1976, 2 routes mentioned above are abolished by main country path Minamiyamashiro, Ueno line authorization. Three folds of Ueno-shi and to the easts at the time become the prefectural road 7 Ueno, Tsu Line (admitted into National highway No. 163 from April 1, 1993)

(the route number at the time of April 1, 1977 was three folds of prefectural road 1, Nara prefectural road 3, Kyoto way 60.)

※All become the missing number now.

• On April 1, 1994, a route number is standardized by 82

Geography

Main connection route

The road which intersects	The place that intersects				Remarks
National highway No. 25	Mie	Ueno-shi		(white oak)
Three folds of prefectural road 686 Ueno Shimagahara Line				(white oak)
Nara prefectural road 753 Tsukigase now mountain flight	Nara	Nara-shi		(Tsukigase Oyama)
Nara prefectural road 753 Tsukigase now mountain flight				(Tsukigase Nagahiki)
Nara prefectural road 4 Yamazoe, Kasagi Line				(Tsukigase quantity)	※I repeat with prefectural road 4 from here to Tsukigase, Nara-shi peach Kono
Nara prefectural road 214 moon shallows Sangaya Line				(Tsukigase quantity)
Nara prefectural road 4 Yamazoe, Kasagi Line				(Tsukigase peach Kono)
National highway No. 163	Kyoto	Soraku-gun	Minamiyamashiro-mura	(Kitaokawara)

※ Writing it displays the parenthesis of the intersecting place in the intersection name other than place name, it

Local government to pass

• MieIga-shi - NaraNara-shi - KyotoSoraku-gunMinamiyamashiro-mura

Facilities along the line

• Meihan Expressway industrial area
• Nara-shi government office Tsukigase administration center
• Tsukigase Bairin
• Kansai Electric Power Ogawara power station
• Minamiyamashiro-mura government office

Footnote

[Help]

1. List of ^ Kyoto road management section "" Kyoto management roads - Kyoto homepage (November 14, 2010 reading.)
2. ^ Mie prefecture soil Maintenance Division Highway way, road Press and Information Office list of road / prefecture management roads "(November 14, 2010 reading.) of" Mie.
3. ^ ^{a b c d e f} Nara "H17 public traffic count list - top page / Nara formula homepage "(November 14, 2010 reading.)
4. ^ ^{a b} Kyoto construction transportation department road planning section "traffic investigation (1)" (November 14, 2010 reading.)

Allied item

• Public road over prefectures more than three places
• List of prefectural roads of Mie
• List of prefectural roads of Nara
• List of prefecture ways of Kyoto

Outside link

• Mie prefecture soil Maintenance Division Highway way, road Press and Information Office
• Department of Nara engineering works highway construction section
• Way of Kyoto

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