Nukata-gun (Aichi)
Nukata ( Japanese 額 田 郡 , - gun ) is a district in Aichi Prefecture in Japan , which merged with the city of Okazaki at the beginning of 2004 except for the municipality of Kōta .
Fusion history after World War II
After the end of the war, the district was made up of the following communities:
- the communities ( chō ) Iwadsu 岩 津 町 , Kōta 幸 田 町 and Fukuoka 福岡 町 and
- the villages ( mura ) Katano 形 埜村 , Kawai 河 合 村 , Shimoyama 下 山村 , Tokiwa 常 盤 村 , Toyotomi 豊 富 村 , Fujikawa 藤 川村 , Miyazaki 宮 崎 村 , Motojuku 本 宿 村 , Yamanaka 山 中竜 and Ry 谷 ūgai 竜 .
The city of Okazaki was already trying to incorporate it after the Second World War , but the negotiations were initially unsuccessful.
- April 1, 1952 - The village of Kōta receives parish status.
- August 1, 1956 - The village of Toyosaka 豊 Dorf 村 ( Hazu County ) incorporated into Kōta.
- February 1, 1955 - The communities of Iwadsu, Fukuoka and the villages of Motojuku, Yamanaka, Fujikawa, Ryūgai and Kawai are incorporated into the city of Okazaki .
- September 30, 1956 - Toyotomi, Miyazaki, Katano and Shimoyama villages merge to form Nukata municipality.
- November 14, 2003 - Kōta decides to participate in merger negotiations with the Okazaki-Nukata region.
- January 1, 2004 - With the exception of Kōtas, the Nukata district is established in Okazaki City.
Parishes and villages
The only remaining place in the district is Kōta with an area of 56.78 km² and 34,893 inhabitants (as of 2004).