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Change of street name

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Change of street name
April 1, 1927	Nishitani-mura, Tsuzuki-gun was incorporated into Hodogaya-ku, Yokohama-shi, and Kawajima-cho was born.	-
April 1, 1939	Asahi Ward, Kawaicho, Imajukucho, Kamishiranecho, Futamacho, and Ichizawacho were added to Kamikawaicho, Shimokawaicho, Kawaicho, Imajukucho, Kamishiranecho, Futamatagawa-cho, MitaHodogaya Ward-cho, Otakacho and Ichizawacho. There are 11 towns in the name of the town.	11 towns
January 1, 1941	Shimo-Shiranecho was abolished and became Shiranecho.	-
April 1, 1961	Higashikibogaoka and Nakakibogaoka are born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho and Otakacho, and Minamikibogaoka is born from a part of Futamatagawa-cho to become 14 towns.	14 towns
November 1	Honmuracho is born from a part of Futamatagawa-cho, and Shikimidai, Imagawa-cho, and Zenbucho are born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho and Otakacho to become 18 towns.	18 towns
November 1, 1962	Honjuku-cho and Oikecho are born from a part of Futamata-cho, and Minamihonjuku-cho are born from each part of Futamata-cho and Otakacho, and 21 towns are born.	21 towns
February 1, 1963	Nakazawacho is born from a part of Futamatagawa-cho, and Nakaomachi is born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho and Otakacho, resulting in 23 towns.	23 towns
November 15	Makigahara and Kashiwacho were born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho and Otakacho, and became 25 towns.	25 towns
March 1, 1964	Futamatagawa 1 and 2-chome are born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho and Otakacho, and Sachigaoka is born from each part of Futamatagawa-cho, Odaka-cho and Makigahara, and there are 27 towns. (Futamatagawa-cho was abolished)	27 towns
May 1	Sasanodai was born from a part of Shimokawai-cho, and it became 28 towns.	28 towns
February 1, 1965	Kawaishukucho and Kawaihonmachi are born from each part of Kamikawai-cho, Shimokawai-cho and Kawai-cho, and become 30 towns.	30 towns
November 25	Tsuokacho is born from each part of Kawai-cho, Shimokawai-cho, and Imajuku-cho, Kanegaya is born from a part of Shimokawai-cho, and Yasashi-cho is born from each part of Kawai-cho and Shimokawai-cho, resulting in 32 towns. (Kawai-machi is abolished)	32 towns
March 15, 1968	Tsurugamine 1-chome is born from each part of Imajuku-cho, Mitanda-cho, and Kawajimamachi, and Tsurugamine 2-chome is born from each part of Imajuku-cho, Mitanda-cho, Shiranecho and Kawajimamachi, making it 34 towns.	34 towns
October 1, 1969	It will be divided from Hodogaya Ward and Asahi Ward will be established. At the same time, Sakonyama was born from a part of Kawajima-cho, Ichizawa-cho, Odaka-cho, Honjuku-cho, Mitanda-cho and Minami-honjuku-cho, and Nishikawashima-cho was born from a part of Kawashima-cho, resulting in 36 towns.	36 towns
May 1, 1970	Kirigasaku was born from each part of Ichizawacho and Kawajimamachi, resulting in 37 towns.	37 towns
November 10	Tsurugamine Honmachi is born from each part of Imajuku-cho and Shiranecho, making it 38 towns.	38 towns
September 1, 1971	[Change of ward border] A part of Nishikawashimacho will be Kawajima-cho, Hodogaya-ku.	-
May 1, 1972	Imajuku Higashi-cho and Imajukunishicho were born from a part of Imajuku-cho, resulting in 40 towns.	40 towns
March 15, 1974	Imajukuminamicho is born from each part of Imajuku-cho and Imagawacho, making it 41 towns.	41 towns
February 28, 1977	[Change of ward border] Each part of Daimura-cho and Terayama-cho, Midori-ku will be Kamishirane-cho, Asahi-ku.	-
February 25, 1979	From a part of Kamikawai-cho, four towns (residential display area) from Wakabadai 1-chome to 4-chome were born, resulting in 45 towns.	45 towns
June 26	[Change of ward border] Partially changed the boundary between Okazu-cho, Totsuka-ku and Kashiwa-cho, Asahi-ku.	-
March 31, 1980	[Change of ward border] A part of Kamikawai-cho, Asahi-ku becomes Setomoto-cho, Seya-ku.	-
July 19, 1982	[Change of ward border] A part of Kirigaoka 6-chome, Midori-ku becomes Wakabadai 2-chome, Wakabadai 2-chome becomes Miho-cho, Tokaichiba, Nagatsuda-cho, Midori-ku, and a part of Kamikawaicho, Asahi-ku becomes Kirigaoka 6-chome.	-
July 25, 1988	Residential indications are carried out in each part of Shiranecho, Kawajima-cho, and Tsurugamine Honmachi, and eight towns from Shirane 1-chome to 8-chome were born, resulting in 53 towns.	53 towns
August 21, 1989	House indications are carried out in each part of Shiranecho and Kamishirane-cho, and Nakashirane-cho, 1-chome to 4-chome, Seven towns, Kamishirane 1-chome to 3-chome, are born and become 60 towns.	60 towns
July 9, 1990	[Change of ward border] Partially changed the boundary between Hakusan-cho and Shiranecho, Midori-ku.	-
November 11, 1991	House indications are carried out in a part of Kanegaya and throughout Sasanodai, and Kanegaya 1-chome, 2-chome, and Six towns, Sasanodai 1-chome to 4-chome, were born and become 65 towns. (Sasanodai is abolished)	65 towns
October 21, 1996	Residential indications are carried out throughout Nakaomachi and Nakazawacho, and five towns, Nakao 1-chome, 2-chome, Hajime Nakazawa chome to 3-chome, are born, resulting in 68 towns. (Nakaomachi and Nakazawacho were abolished)	68 towns
October 27, 1997	House indications are carried out in a part of Imajuku-cho, and two towns, Imajuku 1-chome and 2-chome, were born, resulting in 70 towns.	70 towns
October 23, 2000	Residential indications are carried out throughout Tsurugamine Honmachi and in a part of Imajuku Higashimachi, and three towns, Tsurugamine Honmachi 1-chome to 3-chome, are born, resulting in 72 towns. (Tsurugamine Honmachi is abolished)	72 towns

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