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History of Yokohama Nishi Ward Table of Contents
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Part 1 From the Primitive to the Tokaido
Chapter 1 From Tumulus to the Samurai Government
The primitive ancient times
Akebono in the Nishi Ward area
Jomon period in the Nishi Ward area
Section 2 Takatsuka Tumulus and Yokoana Tomb
Kofun period in the Nishi Ward area
Karuizawa Tumulus
Side cave grave
Asama lower side cave graves
The appearance of Samurai
From ancient times to the Middle Ages
Musashi's samurai group
Bushidan in the Nishi Ward region
Tomb of Gosho Goromaru
Section 4 Minato, Kanagawa
Prosperity of Kanagawa Minato
A small desk battle
Battle of Gongen Yamaai
Dewanokami Uehara and Tobe
The destruction of Gohojo
Chapter 2: The horse riding system on the Tokaido
Section 1 Lord and inhabitants
Tobe Village and Lawn Village
Villages controlled by the government
Section 2 People's Life
Lawn village inspection site
The riverbank
Annual tribute rice
Conflict with the Kawagishi Riverbank
Hachioji Road
Revival of the riverbank of the lawn village
Funairi moat
The overtime work of the lawn village
Conflict with Aokicho middleman
Formation of fellow grain merchants
Structure of Lawn Villagers by hierarchy
Soaring rice prices
Counseling of the Revolt
Salvation hut
Various measures to combat famine
Opening of Yokohama Port
Yes, right?
Sugo
Sukyo Contractor
Contractor's expense
Signpost
The streets of the lawn village
A hard worker
A fisherman
Shozaburo and Takebei
Masonry Angora
Tobe Village and Nogeura
Hay water
Quality of Rice
Sukyo and cleaning place
Hodogaya Road
Yokohama way
Section 3 Fishery
Fishery in Edo Bay
Fish selling
Fishery in Nogeura
The burden of Ura
Noge's wish Shingashi
Fishery in Lawn Village
Salt production
Section 4 Natural Disaster and Famine
Flooding of Katabira River
Eruption of Hoeizan
Heavy rain and famine in the Tenmei era
Section 5 Development of Sodegaura
Natural Yoshu
Horyu Nitta
Yasunaga Nitta
Koka era Nitta
Owariya Nitta
Fujie Nitta
Okanoshinden
Hiranuma Nitta
Management of Nitta
Part 2: History of Modernization
Chapter 1 Opening and Yokohama Port Opening
Section 1 Perry's arrival
The common people of the sights of Kurofune
The difficulty of the residents
Section 2 Opening of Yokohama Port
Signing of a trade treaty
Construction of an opening port
Construction at a rapid pace
Entering Yokohama from various locations
Section 3 Lawn Village Merchant Store in Yokohama
An active lawn merchant
Episode of opening a store
Details of store merchants
Chapter 2 Installation of Kanagawa magistrate's office
Section 1 Opening of Port Yokohama Administration
A foreign magistrate
A magistrate dormitory at Tobe Ganjoji Temple
The government office district in Tobe
Organization and duties of Kanagawa magistrate
Section 2 Conditions in each region
The town hall in Tobe
High, number of units and population of each village
Plan to establish a cotton plantation in lawn village
Chapter 3 Birth of Kanagawa Prefecture
Section 1 Yokohama Gunjin Hospital
Debate campaign
Establishment of a military hospital
Doctor Willis
A soldier sleeping in the Kan Osamu Cemetery
Section 2 From Kanagawa Prefecture to Prefecture
Birth of the Yokohama Court
The birth of Kanagawa Prefecture
Renamed Kanagawa Prefecture
Section 3 Setting of Local Administration Zones
Establishment of family register Ward
Ward program system
O ward small ward system
Reorganized into county municipalities
Chapter 4 Port West Town
Section 1 History of each town
Section 2 A town from Aokicho, Kanagawa-juku
Kita-Karuizawa
Minamikaruizawa
Kusunoki-cho
Miyagaya
Kitako 1-chome and 2-chome
Koichi Minami-chome, 2-chome
Section 3 From the Lawn
Sengencho
Asamadai
Minamiasama-cho
Section 4 From Landfill in the Edo Period
1-chome Hiranuma, 2-chome
Nishihiranumacho
1-chome Okano, 2-chome
Section 5 Town from Tobe
Tobecho
Nishitobecho
Sakainotani
Gosyoyama cho
Nishimaecho
Tobe-honcho
Chuo 1-chome and 2-chome
Fujidanacho
Hamamatsucho
Oimatsucho
Hanasaki-cho
Momijigaoka
Isecho
Miyazakicho
Section 6: Town from Ota
Kasumigaoka
Higashigaoka
Akamoncho
Section 7: Town from Hodogaya
Kubocho
Higashikubo-cho
Motokubocho
Section 8 Town from Landfill
1-chome, 2-chome Takashima
Sakuragicho
Midoricho (Uchidacho 6-8-chome)
Minato Mirai 1-chome to 5-chome
Section 9 Abandoned Town List
Zaimokucho
Nakacho
Owariya-cho
Chitose-cho
Shintamacho
Tsukioka-cho
Ougida-cho
Sugiyamacho
Tenjin-cho
Kobaichou
Ishizakicho
Takashimacho
Back Takashimacho
Fukunaga-cho
Tachibanacho
Nagazumicho
Irifune-cho
Uchidacho
Toru Takashima
Chapter 5 Opening of Railways
Section 1 Carriages and Rrickshaws
A carriage
Rickshaw
Section 2 Opens Yokohama Station
Test operation of a model railway
Proposal for construction of railways
To construction of railways
Foreign engineers come to Japan
Finally, the opening of the railway
Section 3 The Town of Civilization and enlightenment
Photography Research in Tobe
Gaslight in Hanasaki Town
Water supply from Mt. Noge
Matchmaking in Tobe
Chapter 6 Begins Elementary School
From Dai-ichi Terakoya to Gakusha
Terakoya
Takashima School
Establishment of a school building
Section 2 Maintenance of elementary school
Birth of elementary school
Elementary school in Nishi Ward
School life
Chapter 7 From Tota Village to City Area Transfer
Section 1 of the Early Meiji Period
Lawn Village, a commercial center
Road renovation
Measures to restore human power in Tobe
Swelling lawn village
A pastoral company in Tobecho
Section 2 Urbanization and Land Tax
Town and farmland
Direct issuance of gu tickets in the streets of the port
Business conditions of lawn village in the 2025s
3rd Birth of Tota Village
Tocho Office in Municipal Union
To merge each village with municipal and municipal systems
Lawn requests for merger of towns and villages
To expand the city area
A fuss against Kanagawa Village
The name of the new town is born
Chapter 8 Development of Commerce and Industry
Section 1: Establishment of Yokohama Shipyard Company
Enhance its function as a trading port
From the foundation to the construction of two dogs
Establishment of Shipbuilding Division in World War I
Section 2 Establishment of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Yokohama Electric Co., Ltd.
Establishment of Yokohama Electric Wire Company
Under the umbrella of Furukawa
Section 3 Akebono of Industry
Deployment of Industry
Landfill in the ward
The Hiranuma area is in the factory area
Factories established in the Meiji period
The rapid rise of Asamada Kogyo
Occurrence of Pollution
Section 4 Bank and Early Commercial
The weakness of local capital
Bankruptcy and consolidation
Tobe Bank
Toyo Bank
Akebono in the shopping street
Regional occupation and commercial company
Chapter 9 Juzen Hospital and Prefectural Junior High School
Section 1 Juzen Hospital
Necessity of modern hospitals
Construction of a hospital
Activities of Juzen Hospitals
From Juzen Hospital to City University Hospital
Section 2 God
Establishment of junior high schools
Fujidana Hill
Activities of Graduates
A school story
Section 3 Normal School
Teacher training
Yokohama Normal School
Section 4 Prefectural Girls
Women's Higher Education
Establishment of a High School
Prefectural Yokohama Daiichi Senior High School
Section 5 Various Schools
Dissemination of Business Guidance
Private schools
Library of Shinjiro Akimoto
Education for the poor elementary school student
Private Nintoku Elementary School
Mr. Kimura
Transfer of schools and start of full-scale classes
The Birth of Nishi Ward
Chapter 1 The Great Kanto Earthquake and Reconstruction
Section 1 Damage from the Great Kanto Earthquake
Yokohama was born in the sea of fierce fire
A huge whirlwind ignites oil
Situation in each region
The hoax of "the Koreans' attack"
Section 2: Fetal movement toward reconstruction
Funds for reconstruction of the country that has been shrinking
The first step toward the restoration of modern cities
Junichirou Tanizaki worried about Yokohama
Newly established companies and shops
Comfort equipment
Relocation of the stop
Dotted drawing of emerging Yokohama
Section 3 Shrines, temples, churches, Kuboyama Cemetery
Sugiyama Shrine
Okano Jinja
Iseyama Shrine
Hiranuma Shrine
Tenmangu Shrine
Asama Shrine
Shintenchi Sakurakai Inari Shrine
Enmanji
Tofukuji Temple
Ganjoji
Daishoin
Naritasan Yokohama Besin Enmeiin
Yokohama Fudo Church
Toshimasa Temple
Myogenji Temple
Kogenji Temple
Junninji Temple
Kofukuji Temple
Enjoji Temple
Hikaru Hayashi Temple
Mantokuji Temple
Asama-ji Temple
Rissho-ji Temple
Kujyo temple
Daiganji
Myokoji Temple
Hooji
Kawai-ji Temple
Myoshoji Temple
Todaiji Temple
Kangyo-ji Temple
Nichiren sect Church
Tenrikyo Church
Uehara, Yokohama Church
Momijizaka Church
Japan Nazaren Church, Yokohama
Japan Holines Church of Yokohama
The Church of Christ, Mt. Noge
Catholic Tobe Church
Tenshinkai
Kuboyama Cemetery
Section 4 The Great Kanto Earthquake and Citizens' Awakening
Great East Japan Earthquake and Residents' Organization
Great East Japan Earthquake and Labor Movement
Yokohama Dock and Koshinkai
Trade Association and Yokohama Joint Labor Union
Chapter 2 Development of Transportation
The birth of New Yokohama Station
The No. 1 Modern Station in the East
Construction of station buildings is difficult
With the opening of business
Section 2 Development of Private Railways
TOKYU
Keihin Electric Railway
Jinchu Railway
Section 3 streetcars, buses, and automobiles
Streetcars
City bus
Private bus
Chapter 3 Development of Industries
Section 1 From the Gas Bureau to Tokyo Gas
Establishment of Hiranuma Plant, City Gas Bureau
From Yokohama Gas to Tokyo Gas
Section 2 Age of munitions
Development of Heavy Chemical Industry
Large-scale local factories
Section 3 Status of Plants
The construction of factories became more active
Industry and scale of area factories
More than 100 people factories
Chapter 4 Development of Shopping Streets
Various industries in the early Showa period
Chapter 5 The Birth of Nishi Ward Office
Life during World War II
New Year's Day 1941
Day of the Battle of Pacific War
The birth of Kanagawa Shimbun-sha
The first air raid on April 18
Emphasis on civil air defense
The Citizens' Museum opens
"Famous Confectionery" Distribution of Distribution
Mr. sweeping, too
Wedding ceremony
A porridge restaurant appears
Opening of a citizen bar
Evacuation of schoolchildren
Living in an evacuation area
Section 2 Independence of Nishi Ward
New Nishi Ward
Opening of Nishi Ward Office
Section 3 Air Raid
Part 4 Cultural Zone
Chapter 1 Hometown of Literature
Literaries on the west hill of Port
Section 2 novelist
3, Arishima brothers
Yukio Iwato
Shin Hasegawa
Eiji Yoshikawa
Shugoro Yamamoto
Bunroku Shishi
Toshio Shimao
Shiro Ozaki, etc.
Section 3 Short Poetry Writer
Kuraki Sakai
Seihaku Irako
Asukada is not public
Imao Hirano
Masao Fukuda
Kokichi Iioka
Teijo Nakamura
Section 4 critics, playwrights, etc.
Tokoku Kitamura
Shiko Yamazaki
Usui Kojima
People from Oimatsu Elementary School
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Poets in Section 5, Seaport
Chapter 2 Parks, amusement parks, zoos
Section 1 Park
Prehistory of Park
Situation of Nogeyama Park
Noge-san sponsorship scale and transition
Outdoor public hall
Monument in the park
Kamonyama Park
A park in Kuboyama
Nishi Ward Current Status
Section 2 Amusement Park
Roots of an amusement park
Mt. Noge Amusement Park
Rooftop amusement park
Cosmo world
Section 3 Zoo
The birth of Nogeyama Zoo
History of Nogeyama Zoological Garden
Zoo extension activities
Number of visitors
Survival Problems
Chapter 3 Performing Arts and Movie Theaters
Section 1 Theatre
Iwa Iza
Yumuraza
Yokohama Theater
Asama Theater
Laughing
Fujikan
Tobe Movie Theater
Hamafujikan
Opening of Yokohama Reconstruction
Yokohama Theater
Sky theater
Sotetsu Honda Theater
Section 2
Sotetsu Performing Arts Center
Sky Thursday Yoseki
Section 3 After World War Movie Theater
Sotetsu Muvir
Chapter 4 Sports and Leisure
Section 1 Sports in the Region
Radio exercises
Children's playground
Children and Group Life
Elementary school baseball
Gateball
Administration and Sports
Sports Association
Section 2 Sports at School
Physical education classes at school
Athletic meet, athletic meet
after school program
Section 3 Workplace, facility, sportsman
Sports in the workplace
Sports facility
A group of sportsmen
Section 4
Everyday fun
Four Seasons Holidays
Part 5 Peace and Democracy
Chapter 1: Reviving Peace
Stand up in the ruins of Section 1
Occupied Yokohama
The blow of U.S. forces requisition
Section 2: To rebirth in hardships
Deficiency in clothing, food, and housing
Food demonstration in Nogeyama Park
In inflation
In search of democratization and culture
Cultural Activities in the Workplace
Section 3 Transition to Private Demand Industry
Reconstruction of Industry
Requisition of harbors
Status of each plant
Two inventors
Section 4 City Hall and Ward Office
On Mount Noge City Hall
Relocation of the ward office
History of the ward office
Nishi Ward Current Status
Chapter 2 Academic Reform
Section 1 New education system
Introduction of democratic education
Start of the 63 system
It was launched with a new system
Section 2 Elementary School
A rapidly increasing number of students
Our school is a branch of Inaridai Elementary School
Hiranuma Elementary School, which was partially requisitioned
Miyatani Elementary School used in the administration and military
Sengendai Elementary School
Tobe Elementary School with a long history
Closed and opened Ippommatsu Elementary School
Section 3 Junior High School
Birth of a new junior high school
A school with nothing
Oimatsu Junior High School, where there was no school building
Nisi Junior High School with a night class
Children's Bank
Independence of Iwaihara Branch School
Okano Junior High School where Fushiko blooms
Independence of Karuizawa Branch School
Section 4 New High Schools and Educational Facilities
New High School
Gender co-education and school district system
Fujimioka High School / Junior High School
Public and private kindergartens
Chapter III Democracy Movement
The rise of the post-war labor movement
Reconstruction like a storm
Formation of Mitsubishi Yoko Funayuki Workers' Union
Formation of Yokohama Shipbuilding Workers' Union
Reconstruction of the Yokohama Transport Union
Establishment of the National Railways Labor Union
May Day under Occupation
summer of 1949
Korean War and Speech Repression
Central Yokohama without district labor
Small and medium-sized enterprises and district labor
Section 2 Japan Trade Exposition
Resumption of postwar trade
Regional Expo 19
Yokohama also exposition
Preparation for the event
Nichibo Hiroshi begins
A variety of events
Results of the Trade Expo
Summary
Section 3 Occupational Residents' Life
Yokohama, the window for occupation
A foreign country in the homeland
Keihin and Emperor Showa
Appearance of Aozora Market
Population Growth Nishi Ward
I've lived as hard as I can
One year after the war
Rely on yami
The control of the black market
Small shopping streets in the whole city
Only one style
Armed Forces and Jazz
The dust shook
Chapter 4 Development of Yokohama-sta.-nishiguchi
Section 1 Yokohama Terminal
The third generation Yokohama Station
New style station building
Namely Terminal
Unfruited West Exit Development Campaign
Yokohama Station during the War
Damage to West Exit due to the Great Air Raid
Traffic situation after the war
Goodbye Chinchin Train
I saw the brightness in West Exit
Soutetsu Line's decision
The three good luck
Birth of an urban station
Section 2 Department Store Expansion
The damage of war and occupation
Shopping Aiichi Campaign
Yokohama Station Masterpiece Street
The failure of Sotetsu cultural center
West Exit Onsen is also setback
Yokohama Takashimaya Dept.Store's expansion plan
Opposition to advance to Yokohama Takashimaya Dept.Store
It is no longer after the war
Minato Festival
Section 3 Developing Commerce
Population explosion
Image of Yokohama
Retail business in Yokohama
Supermarket
Supermarket in Yokohama
Supermarket in Nishi Ward
Increase in Urban Households
The World of Children
Sophistication of life
Development of the Nishi Ward Shopping Street
Okadaya and Mitsukoshi also entered the market
Seek a dream from West Exit
A new wind for West Exit
Section 4 Shopping Streets in Nishi Ward
Trends in Retailing
Large-scale retail stores
Current status of downtown areas
Store Association
Section 5 Progress of Aging
Nishi Ward Holiday Emergency clinics
Social background at that time
Health Examination for the Elderly (Nishi Ward Medical Data Bank)
Number of patients undergoing medical examinations for the elderly and the status of the elderly
Other Businesses of Nishi Ward Medical Center
Nishi Ward Health Promotion Council
Received the Health Culture Award
Chapter 5 In Redevelopment
Section 1 Progress of the MM21 Plan
Urban problems to heat
Six Major Business Plans and Nishi Ward
Characteristics around Yokohama Station
Relocation of Mitsubishi Yokohama Shipyard
Dormant for ten years
Characteristics of Nishi Ward Industry
Honmoku and Kanazawa Industries housing complex
Appearance of Mayor Saigo
Comprehensive Development Plan for Urban Coastal Areas in Yokohama
Section 2 Redevelopment of the East Exit of Yokohama Station
West Exit
West Exit Commercial Agglomeration
Commercial around Yokohama Station
Development of East Exit
Porta Opens Lumine Yokohama Shopping Center
Opening of Yokohama Sogo
Yokohama Exposition
Mitsubishi and Huge Building
The yen appreciation and the bubble economy
Heisei recession and around Yokohama Station
Good person, good town, good house
Section 3 Changes in Education Areas
Facilities until the defeat
Noge Mountains
Momijigaoka district
Yokohama-sta.-nishiguchi area
Hiranuma, Okano, and Asama districts
East Exit of Yokohama Station
Minato Mirai District
Cultural organizations
Public awareness survey
Section 4 Yokohama Exposition
Overview
History to the Event
Public Relations and Advertising
Finally the opening
Access to the venue
Exhibited pavilion
An event
Nishi Ward event
The closing of the exposition
The 50th Anniversary of the Nishi Ward System
Establishment of a promotion organization
Smiles spreading in each business
6. Outlook for the 21st Century
Chapter 1: Major Issues facing Nishi Ward
1 Population recovery and aging measures
Integration of two areas
(ii) Improvement of living environment
(Iv) Economic Revitalization of Old Urban Areas
Supporting lifelong learning for citizens of the five wards, improving the cultural environment, and fostering local communities
(V) Promotion of Recycling and Reduction of Waste
Chapter 2 Yumehama 2010 Plan Nishi Ward Plan
IYumehama 2010 Plan Nishi Ward Plan
Living in Nishi Ward in 2010 AD
Direction of goals and main measures for the creation of three wards
(4) Major Businesses
Business to enhance the appeal of Nishi Ward
Six Summary
Chronological table
Topics
The only plant named Yokohama, and the discoverer Shigetaro Matsuno
Unexpected export pottery born in Nishi Ward
A monument left in the Momijizaka Incident of Kurofune in Astronomy
Former Hiranuma House stone masonry retaining wall, the best in the city, built in the middle of the Meiji era
Sakuragicho Station train fire accident caused many victims to improve the Japanese National Railways after the war.
List of Nishi Ward History Publication Committee
List of Authors
List of Cooperators
Sweeping
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