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Matsuyama City (まつやまし) is located in Japan
Shikoku Place
Ehime-ken
With Matsuyama City as the center
Japan's three metropolitan areas
Outside the Matsuyama metropolitan area. Matsuyama City is in Ehime Prefecture and
Shikoku
The largest city with an area of 428.88 km2 and a population of 510,000 (2006); Its coastal area has built a large modern industrial base, mainly in petroleum, chemical, agricultural machinery and food industries.
Ehime University
Located here, its sea, land and air traffic developed, with
Songshan Airport
. Matsuyama City and
Takamatsu
Collectively known as the Shikoku Gate, also known as the Shikoku West Gate, there are many monuments in the city, especially Matsuyama Castle and
Micho onsen
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- Chinese name
- Matsuyama
- Foreign name
- まつやまし
- Area product
- 428.88 km²
- Population number
- 516034 (October 1, 2015)
- university
- Ehime University, Matsuyama University
- Characteristic colour
- Matsuyama Castle and Dogo Onsen
- Home country
- Japan
- Home city
- Shikoku Ehime Prefecture
- Metropolitan area
- Matsuyama Metropolitan Area
- aerodrome
- Songshan Airport
catalogue
Matsuyama
December 15, 1889
The municipal system and the municipal system were implemented, and the jurisdiction was divided into Matsuyama City at that time
Onsen Prefecture: Dogo Yunocho, Dogo Village, Sogoku Village, Yugunn Village, Asami Village, Yuyama Village, Sanghara Village, Misao Village, Seiishi Village. (1 town, 8 villages)
Fengzao Prefecture: Hojo Village, Tateam Village, Asahai Village, Namba Village, Masaoka Village,
Kono
, Sugjing Village,
Wuming
Higashinajima Village, Shinwa Village, Mutsumo Village, Nishinajima Village.
Kazushima: Mitsuhama, Miyuki Village, Furutsu Village, Nihama Village, Kazushima Village, Hori Village, Shiomi Village, Kueda Village, Koijima Village, Itai Village.
Kumi Prefecture: Kumi Village, Ono Village, Ishii village
Shimoku Prefecture: Momoku Village, Ebara Village, Sakamoto village.
Yiyu County: Yuan Sheng Village, Yu Tu village.
April 1st, 1897
Lower floating cave County
It was abolished, and the villages of Fukui, Ebara, and Sakamoto were incorporated into Onsen Prefecture
Igaki Village and Yuto Village were incorporated into Onsen Prefecture.
On November 28, 1898, the village of Hojo was transformed into Hojo Town.
July 31, 1899: Parts of Miyuki Village are incorporated into Micho Village.
On April 1, 1908, parts of Sogokura, Okujun, Asami, and Doho were incorporated into Matsuyama City.
October 01, 1914: Part of Standing Rock Village was incorporated into Shoal Sea Village.
April 01, 1923: The village of Micho is abolished and the district is merged into Matsuyama City and Micho Yunocho, respectively.
May 10, 1925: Furutsu Village is incorporated into Mitsuhama.
On February 11, 1926, the villages of Sogoku, Okujun, Asami, and Miyuki were incorporated into Matsuyama City.
February 01, 1932: The old Michigo Village area of Michigo Yunocho was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
June 1, 1937: Nihama Village is incorporated into Mitsuhama Town.
August 1, 1940: The towns of Miso, Sakuhara, Akira, Hori, Shiomi, Kueda and Mitsuhama were incorporated into Matsuyama City.
April 1, 1944: The villages of Agaki, Seiishi, and Micho Yunocho were incorporated into Matsuyama City.
April 01, 1951: The towns of Hojo, Namba, and Masaoka were merged to form the new town of Hojo.
On August 1, 1952, the village of Higashinakajima was transformed into Nakajima Town.
February 01, 1954: The village of Koijima was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
On October 1, 1954, Yuto Village was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
March 31, 1955: Hojo, Asakai, Tachiwa,
Kono
The village of Kuri was merged into the newly established town of Hojo.
May 1, 1955: Itai Village, Kumi Village, Omaki village, Yuyama village was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
On September 30, 1956, the villages of Ebara and Sakamoto were merged to form the village of Kuya.
March 31, 1959: Kamiwa Village and Nakajima Town merge to form the newly established Nakajima Town.
April 10, 1959: Fukui Village was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
March 31, 1960: Mutsumura is incorporated into Nakajima.
December 15, 1961: Ono Village is incorporated into Matsuyama City.
April 1, 1962: Ishii Village was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
March 31, 1963: The village of Nishinajima was incorporated into the town of Nakajima.
October 25, 1968: Kuya Village was incorporated into Matsuyama City.
January 1, 2005: Nakajima Town is incorporated into Matsuyama City.
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April 1, 1889
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From 1889 to 1926
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From 1926 to 1954
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From 1955 to 1989
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In 1989 -,
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The year 2005
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Itai Village
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May 1, 1955
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Matsuyama
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Matsuyama
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Matsuyama
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Xingju Island Village
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February 1st, 1954
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Matsuyama
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Mitsuhama
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Mitsuhama
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August 1, 1940
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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The village of Ancient three
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May 10, 1925
Incorporated into the town of Mitsuhama
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Nihama
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June 1st, 1937
Incorporated into the town of Mitsuhama
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Qi village
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Horie
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Chaomi Village
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1 Kueda Village
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Songyuan Village
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Aishimura
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Miyukimura
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February 11, 1926
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Matsuyama
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Sugok
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Xiongqun Village
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Asami
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Matsuyama
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Tao Hou village
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April 1, 1923
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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April 1, 1923
Merged into Micho Yunocho
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Micho Yunocho
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April 1st, 1944
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Micho Yunocho
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Shengstone Village
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Yuansheng village
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Yutu village
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October 1st, 1954
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Tangshan Village
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May 1, 1955
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Kume Village
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Wuming
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Fugu Village
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April 10, 1959
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Onomura
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December 15, 1961
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Ishii
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April 1, 1962
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Imbara
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September 30, 1956
It was merged into the village of Kuya
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October 25th, 1968
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Sakamoto
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Kitjo
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November 28, 1898
Hojo
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April 1st, 1951
Merged to form the town of Hojo
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March 31, 1955
Merged to form the town of Hojo
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November 1, 1958
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January 1, 2005
Incorporated into Matsuyama City
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Namba
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Masaoka
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Standing Rock
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Repulse Village
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Sugjing
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East Central Island Village
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August 1st, 1952
Nakajima
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March 31, 1959
Merged into Nakajima Town
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Shenhe Village
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Mutonomura
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March 31, 1960
Incorporated into Nakajima
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Seojongdo
The village
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March 31, 1963
Incorporated into Nakajima
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name
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Date of appointment
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remark
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Toshitake Kimura
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February 6, 1890
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Shirakawa Fukui
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February 7, 1894
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Nagamichi Asano
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February 7, 1902
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Masamitsu Nagai
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February 24, 1908
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Kato Tsunetaka
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May 12, 1922
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Kazuo Iwasaki
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May 23, 1923
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Mitarai Tadataka
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August 16, 1926
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Kumtaro Kagawa
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November 6, 1931
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Oyama Shiraishi
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May 11, 1933
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Hisuyoshi Inoue
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November 17, 1933
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Yuzaburo Shimizu
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September 15, 1938
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More Zhixiao Ping
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October 26, 1942
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Masaichi Kuroda
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March 29, 1946
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Masaichi Yasui
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April 10th, 1947
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Masaichi Kuroda
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April 23, 1951
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Tahei Utsunomiya
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May 2, 1963
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Yukio Nakamura
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May 2, 1975
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Seiichi Tanaka
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May 2, 1991
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Nakamura Hiroshi
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2 May 1999
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He resigned on 9 November 2010
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Katsuhito Noshi
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November 29, 2010
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Hold the office of
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