Introduction of local materials from Izumi Ward

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It was published to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the constituency system in 1996. History compactly summarizes the history of Izumi Ward from prehistoric times to postwar periods.

In addition to commentary that captures the characteristics of each of the five districts, there are also chapters that focus on ancient roads, rivers, culture and industry.
It is recommended as a book that allows you to easily read the history of Izumi Ward by making visuals with a lot of photographs.

Chapter 1 Ayumi of Izumi Ward
This section describes the history of Izumi Ward from the Kamakura period to the present day and the origin of the ward name.
Chapter 2 Small History by District
The Izumi Ward is divided into five categories: Kamiiida, Shimoiida, Izumi, Nakata, and Okazu and Shimbashi.
Chapter 3 Roads and Rivers
Photos of the changes such as "Kamakura Road", "Oyama Road", "Wa Izumikawa", and "Udagawa", as well as current scenery.
Chapter 4 Culture and Industry
Introducing the sericulture and livestock industries that flourished in Izumi Ward.

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It is a detailed history published in 1939 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Totsuka Ward in 1989. "Part 2 Our Town" contains modern and modern descriptions of Naka-Tamura, Izumi-mura, Kami-Iida-mura, Shimo-Iida-mura, Okazu-mura, and Akuwa-mura. There is also a detailed chronology of modern history related to Tozuka, which describes the events of Izumi Ward from 1986 to 1989 in the subdivision.

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This is the history of Totsuka Ward's ward published by the Totsuka Ward Tourism Association in 1968, the 30th anniversary of the transfer of Yokohama City. It is divided into five chapters: history, shrines and temples, school, literary arts and legend.

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This is a collection of photographs of nostalgic scenery, buildings, street corners, schools, etc. of Meiji Taisho Showa. In Izumi Ward, photographs of the buildings of Nakawada Elementary School and Okazu Elementary School are posted.

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Information on the area around four stations, Ryokuentoshi, Yayoidai, Izumino, and Izumichuo, and four walking courses such as Kamakura Road, Izumi River and Oyama Road are introduced.　At the end of the book, the old stories and history of Izumi Ward are summarized in a compact manner.
※This document can be downloaded from the Izumi Ward Office website.

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The Izumi River is a small river that traverses the Seya Ward and Izumi Ward through Seya Citizen's Forest in headwater, and joins the Sakaigawa River in Matano-cho, Totsuka-ku. It is a book that describes everything about the Izumi River, such as the history and relationship with life of the Izumi River, which lives in the lives of residents in Shinsui-Koen Park and other places.　By the way, "Report from the Waterside 1" (outside site) is Katabira River.