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Found and rescued three missing men in "backcountry" Furano, Hokkaido

　
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Three men in their 30s and 40s living in Furano City and Asahikawa City were rescued.　

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Furano

Furano(Furanoshi) isHokkaidoNorthern (Southern Hokkaido)Kamikawa General Promotion BureauBelongs toCity.

Overview

Located in the center of Hokkaido,Furano BasinHas become the central city of[1].. 『National Athletic MeetHeld ski competitions, "All Japan Ski Championships", "FIS World Cup",TV drama"From the northern country』Responded to many tourists (Film tourism), Representing Hokkaido including the surrounding area(I.e.It has become[2].. 1 city and 6 towns and villages including Furano City form "Furano / Biei Tourist Area"[3][4][5].

In 1991 (Heisei 3), as "Furano City (foot town)"XNUMX beautiful Japanese uneven landscapes'[6], As "Furano Lavender" in 2001 (Heisei 13)Ministry of the EnvironmentFrom "100 scented landscapes'[7], "Mt. Tokachidake Rural scenery at the foot of the mountain"XNUMX selections of Japanese landscapes created by people and natureHas been selected. It is ranked in the top 10 in the attractiveness ranking survey of municipalities.[8].

Origin of place name

The origin of the city name isAinuof"Furanui"(Hura-nu-i odor, offal, place) is predominantly the theory that it has been transposed.Mt. TokachidakeWater sourceFurano RiverIs believed to have been called because it contains the odor of sulfur[1].

Geography

The city area is about 32.8 km east-west, about 27.3 km north-south, about 133.0 km in circumference, and an area of ​​600.71 km².[9].. TouhouMt. Taisetsuzan National ParkMt. Taisetsuzan series Mt. Tokachidake mountain range[10]To the westFurano Ashibetsu Provincial Park OfYubari MountainsMt. Ashibetsudake[11], To the southGraduate School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, University of TokyoAttached Experimental Forest Hokkaido Experimental Forest (University of Tokyo Hokkaido Experimental Forest)[12], Forests occupy about 7% of the city area[1].

terrain

Mountain

Main mountain

River

Main river
Main waterfall
  • Immovable waterfall
  • Nidan no Taki
  • Katsuryu Waterfall

Lake

Main lake
  • Togo Dam
Main swamp

  • Mt. Ashibetsudake (April 2008)

  • Swamp in Torinuma Park (June 2006)

climate

Surrounded by the Mt. Taisetsuzan system in the east and the Yubari mountain range in the west, it is typical.Inland climateHas become[9].. There is a lot of snowfall in winter, and like the surrounding local governments,Special heavy snowfall areaIs specified in. In the cold season, the lowest temperature of around -20 ℃ is often observed, and oftenDiamond dustMay be observed.

Climate of Furano (Higashimachi, Furano City, altitude 174m)
Month123456789101112Years
Highest temperature record ° C (° F）6.9
(44.4)		13.3
(55.9)		15.3
(59.5)		29.2
(84.6)		35.3
(95.5)		36.3
(97.3)		36.5
(97.7)		38.5
(101.3)		32.3
(90.1)		25.7
(78.3)		20.4
(68.7)		13.6
(56.5)		38.5
(101.3)
Average maximum temperature ° C (° F）−4.1
(24.6)		−2.8
(27)		2.1
(35.8)		10.9
(51.6)		17.9
(64.2)		22.6
(72.7)		25.7
(78.3)		26.5
(79.7)		21.6
(70.9)		14.8
(58.6)		6.2
(43.2)		−1.1
(30)		11.69
(53.05)
Average daily temperature ° C (° F）−8.8
(16.2)		−8.1
(17.4)		−2.7
(27.1)		5.2
(41.4)		11.7
(53.1)		16.5
(61.7)		20.1
(68.2)		20.9
(69.6)		15.7
(60.3)		8.9
(48)		1.8
(35.2)		−5.2
(22.6)		6.33
(43.4)
Average minimum temperature ° C (° F）−15.1
(4.8)		−14.9
(5.2)		−8.4
(16.9)		−0.4
(31.3)		5.6
(42.1)		11.1
(52)		15.5
(59.9)		16.3
(61.3)		10.6
(51.1)		3.7
(38.7)		−2.4
(27.7)		−10.4
(13.3)		0.93
(33.69)
Minimum temperature record ° C (° F）−34.5
(-30.1)		−34.0
(-29.2)		−28.3
(-18.9)		−17.8
(0)		−3.1
(26.4)		1.0
(33.8)		6.3
(43.3)		6.5
(43.7)		−0.5
(31.1)		−5.3
(22.5)		−21.3
(-6.3)		−28.4
(-19.1)		−34.5
(-30.1)
Precipitation amount mm (inch)49.6
(1.953)		37.1
(1.461)		49.4
(1.945)		53.5
(2.106)		66.5
(2.618)		54.5
(2.146)		100.0
(3.937)		148.7
(5.854)		134.8
(5.307)		96.9
(3.815)		105.0
(4.134)		69.3
(2.728)		965.3
(38.004)
Snowfall cm (inch)166
(65.4)		137
(53.9)		125
(49.2)		25
(9.8)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		2
(0.8)		78
(30.7)		171
(67.3)		704
(277.1)
Average monthlyDaylight hours67.691.4133.4162.9193.1181.8164.5161.1138.2118.269.450.41,532
Source:Japanese Meteorological Agency

population

Population distribution of Furano, Hokkaido, Japan.svg
Population distribution by age in Furano City and the whole country (2005)Furano City's population distribution by age and gender (2005)
■Purple-Furano City
■Green-All over Japan
■Blue-male
■Red-female

Changes in the population of Furano City (corresponding area)
Ministry of Internal Affairs and CommunicationsStatistics Bureau CensusThan

Disappearing village

According to the 2015 Census, the following villages have a population of 0 at the time of the survey:Disappearing villageHas become[13].

  • Furano City-Character Tomitoi (the whole area is a golf course)

Adjacent municipalities

Kamikawa General Promotion Bureau
Sorachi General Promotion Bureau

History

Furano City was born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1896 (Meiji 29) after the Furano Wilderness Colonial District Painting was set up in 1897 (Meiji 30).Chimitsu NakamuraBegins with their settlement in the current Ogiyama district[1].

History

Politics

Administration

Mayor

Successive mayors

代NameInaugurationResignationRemarks
First-3Takamatsu Takeji1966/(Showa 41) January 51978/(Showa 53) January 5
4-7Kuniichiro Takiguchi1978/(Showa 53) January 51994/(6) April 5
8-10Tadahisa Takada1994/(6) April 52006/(18) April 5
11-13Yoshiaki Noto2006/(18) April 52018/(30) April 5
14Takeshi Kita2018/(30) April 5

Citizen's charter/city declaration

Furano Citizen's Charter

We are the citizens of Furano, the center of Hokkaido.

We are confident and proud to create a new production city surrounded by this beautiful natural environment.

1 Furano, a bright and healthy city
1 Furano, a town that warmly wishes everyone's happiness
1 Furano, a city of intelligence that lives in the future
— Established on July 44, 7[29]

City declaration

  • Declaration of "Healthy Youth Development City" (October 42, 10)
  • Declaration of "Traffic Safety City" (October 42, 10)
  • Declaration of "blue filing and tax payment city" (March 53, 3)
  • Declaration of "Nuclear Free Local Authorities" (September 61, 9)
  • Declaration of "City of Expulsion of Violence" (March 4, 3)
  • Declaration of "City that protects food and nature" (January 5, 1)

Parliament

City council

Detail is"Furano City CouncilSee
  • 18 members
  • Regular meeting (4 times a year)
  • Extraordinary meeting
  • Committee
    • Standing Committee
      • General Affairs Education Committee
      • Health and Welfare Committee
      • Council for Economic Planning and Development
    • Special committee, etc.
      • Congress Steering Committee
      • Assembly Public Relations Special Committee

Government office

National agency

Road agency

  • Kamikawa General Promotion Bureau
    • Hokkaido Furano Health Center
    • Kamikawa Agricultural Improvement and Extension Center Furano Branch
    • Southern Forest Office Furano Office
    • Asahikawa Construction Management Department Furano Branch Office

Policemen

Fire

Facility

Medical

Main hospital

post office

Main post office
  • Yamabe Post Office
  • Furano Wakaba Post Office
  • Rokugo Post Office
  • Nunobe Post Office
  • Nishitappu Post Office
  • Higashiyama Post Office
  • Furano-Asamachi Simple Post Office
  • Roseppu Post Office
  • Kitanomine Post Office

public facility

  • Furano City Center Revitalization Center Flat
  • Furano Cultural Center
  • Furano City Women's Center
  • Furano City Library
  • Furano City Working Youth Home
  • Furano City Labor Hall
  • Furano City Elderly Welfare Center
  • Furano City Lifelong Learning Center / Museum
  • Furano Sports Center

Foreign relations

Sister city/affiliated city

Overseas

Partner city

Domestic

Partner city

Economy

The core industry isAgriculture:AndVegetables(onion-carrot-melon-watermelonSuch),Paddy rice,Upland field(WheatSuch),Livestock(Beef cattlePig farming-dairy・ Producing forage crops)[30][31].. In terms of the number of employees by industryTourismFocusing on industries related toTertiary industryThe highest percentage of[32].

Town development of public-private partnership is being carried out,Downtown activationThen, with the slightly fashionable country town "Ruban Furano Concept" (a coined word that combines "Rural" (countryside) and "Urban" (urban)), we will create a new base space and guide tourists to "machinaka". We will proactively develop measures for this purpose and various measures for those who wish to move, and develop a business to realize a society where citizens can live comfortably while expanding the economic pie and increasing the population. ing[33].. In 2016 (Heisei 28), Furano Machizukuri Co., Ltd. received the "Machizukuri Corporation Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award" Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award (Machizukuri Revitalization and Attractiveness Creation) in recognition of its efforts to contribute to revitalization and attractiveness of the town. Category)[34][35]. Also,EmigrationIn addition to being active in activities toward the city, the Furano City Emigration Promotion Council has been set up to disseminate information.[36], "Furano Housing Information Bank" lists properties for migrants free of charge[37].. We have "Furano City Trial Living House" for people who are considering emigration.[38].. In recent years, Furano wine has been known all over the country as a specialty product, and Furano Omu Curry has become a specialty as part of the town revitalization, and many restaurants serve it in the center.

combination

Commercial facility

  • Hokuren Shoji
    • Ecorp Forest store
    • Ecorp Yamabe store
    • Ecorp Kasuga store

logistics

Major companies based in Furano

Financial institution

Telecommunications

Mass media

Newspaper company

free paper

Broadcaster

radio

Relay station

  • Furano relay station(Nakafurano Town)
    • Rokugo Relay Station (Furano City)
    • Higashiyama Relay Station (Furano City)

Life base

life line

Electrical

Other

  • Sorachi River upstream land improvement zone

Educational institutions

Vocational school
high school
Junior high school
  • Furano City Furano Higashi Junior High School[41]
  • Furano City Furano Nishi Junior High School[41]
  • Furano City Jukai Junior High School[41]
primary school
  • Furano City Furano Elementary School[41]
  • Furano City Ogiyama Elementary School[41]
  • Furano Municipal Higashi Elementary School[41]
  • Furano City Torinuma Elementary School[41]
  • Furano Municipal Furibetsu Elementary School[41]
  • Furano City Jukai Elementary School[41]
  • Furano City Yamabe Elementary School[41]
Elementary and junior high school
  • Furano Municipal Foot Town Elementary and Junior High School[41]
  • Furano City Nunoppe Elementary and Junior High School[41]
Licensed Nursery School
  • Nijiiro Nursery School (Authorized)[42]
  • Aozora nursery school (remote area)[42]
  • Yamabe nursery school (remote area)[42]
  • Higashiyama nursery school (remote area)[42]
Kindergarten
  • Holy garden kindergarten
  • Lumbini kindergarten
  • Jiehimawari Kindergarten
  • Furano Midori Kindergarten
University (research facility)
Facilities other than school education
  • Furano Driving School[44]
  • Kotobuki University (Citizen's University Course)

Transportation

Train

Hokkaido passenger railway(JR Hokkaido)

bus

Transit Bus

Intercity bus

Taxi

  • Furano taxi
  • Central hire

道路

The main road that runs through the cityScenic Byway"Heavy snow / Furano route", connecting heavy snow-Furano-TokachiHokkaido Garden Road"It has become[45][46].

highway

Regional high standard road

National road

Road

Tourism

Cultural property

City designation

  • Furano Lion Dance-Furano Lion Dance Preservation Society, Furano City Lifelong Learning Center[47]
  • Hokkaido Chuo Latitude Observatory-Furano Elementary School playground[47]
  • Hokkaido University No. XNUMX Farm Yamabe Naruto Memorial-Yamabe Shrine Precincts[47]
  • Hokkaido University Eighth Farm Furano Naruto Memorial --Tenmangu Shrine Precincts[47]

Nearby Tourist Spots

Urban area

  • Furano Marche (August 2011)

Kitanomine area

  • Furano Ski Resort (February 2008)

  • Coffee Forest Clock (May 2013)

  • Soh's Bar (May 2013)

  • Furano Drama Gallery (May 2013)

  • Furano Theater Factory (February 2008)

Foothills area

  • Jun and Yui no Ie (October 2007)

  • Goro Kuroita's Log Hut (June 2006)

  • Third house (June 3)

  • Goro's Stone House (September 2009)

  • First house (September 2009)

Suburban area

  • Furano Wine Factory (Furano City Grape Fruit Tree Research Institute)[54]
  • Furano Wine House[55]
  • Furano Grape Juice Factory
  • Highland Furano[56]
  • Torinuma Park
  • Spring, the coming tree[57]
  • Furano Golf Course
  • Private kaleidoscope school Furano[58]
  • Yamabe @ Marugoto Experience Village[59]
  • 山部自然公園太陽の里（ふれあいのいえ）（やまべしぜんこうえんたいようのさと（ふれあいのいえ））[60]
  • University of Tokyo Exercise Forest Arboretum

  • Furano Wine House (August 2015)

Culture/Specialty

Festivals and events

  • GREAT EARTH FURANO Ride (June)[61]
  • North Sea Raft in Sorachi River (July)
  • Hokkaido Belly Button Festival(July 7th and 28th)
  • Yufure Music Festival (August)
  • Furano Fireworks Festival (August)[62]
  • Furano Shrine annual festival (August 8th and 25th)
  • Furano Wine Grape Festival (September)
  • Furano Cheese Festival (September)
  • Furano Kankan Village (December to March)

Specialty/Special product

Agricultural products harvested in Furano and using themcheese-Wine・ Sweets, etc.lavenderAnd products related to "Navel Town", the center of Hokkaido[63],Retort food,ソ ー スand so on[64].Local gourmetAsFurano Ome Curry, And has established the "Furano Omu Curry Promotion Council Regulations"[65].. Furano Burger, which is made with ingredients from Furano, is also popular.[66].

Group

theater

Origin/related celebrities

Honorary citizen

See "Overview of Furano City"[67]

Native celebrity

Order of the Japanese syllabary

Person with connection

Order of the Japanese syllabary

マ ス コ ッ ト

Works set in Furano City

program

TV drama

movies

Music

song

footnote

[How to use footnotes]
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Overview of Furano City 2015, p. 1.
  2. ^ About Furano City Central City Revitalization Basic Plan 2009, p. 1.
  3. ^ "Furano / Biei Tourist Area (PDF)". Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. 2016/3/30Browse.
  4. ^ "Tourism area development implementation plan certified area (13 areas) (PDF)". Tourism Authority. 2016/3/30Browse.
  5. ^ Furano / Biei Wide Area Tourism Area Development Plan.
  6. ^ a b "XNUMX Beautiful Japanese Village Landscapes Hokkaido (PDF)". Ministry of Agriculture. 2016/4/5Browse.
  7. ^ "Kaori scenery 100 selection list (PDF)". Ministry of the Environment. 2016/3/31Browse.
  8. ^ "The 9th Regional Brand Survey 2014 Survey Results The most attractive municipality is Hakodate City. Hokkaido for 6 consecutive years (PDF)”. Brand Research Institute (October 2014, 10). 2016/4/7Browse.
  9. ^ a b "Chapter 1 General rules (PDF)". Furano City Disaster Prevention Plan (27 version)Furano City. 2016/4/4Browse.
  10. ^ "Mt. Taisetsuzan National Park". Hokkaido Regional Environmental OfficeMinistry of the Environment. 2016/4/6Browse.
  11. ^ a b "Furano Ashibetsu Provincial Park". Hokkaido. 2016/4/6Browse.
  12. ^ a b "The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences Experimental Forest Hokkaido Experimental Forest (PDF)". Tokyo University (2015). 2016/4/5Browse.
  13. ^ Statistics Bureau, Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (2017-01-27) (CSV). 27 Census Subregion Summary 01 Hokkaido << Age (5 years old), population by gender, total age and average age (foreigners-special)-towns, characters, etc. (Report). Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. https://www.e-stat.go.jp/stat-search/files/data?fileid=000007841019&rcount=1 2017/5/20Browse.. *Even if there is an area of ​​0 people in a part of a section of an article, it is excluded if there is a population in another same section.
  14. ^ a b c "Yamabe district chronology (PDF)”. Furano City. 2016/4/6Browse.
  15. ^ a b "History of Furano Ski Resort". Furano Tourism Association Official Website Furano index. 2016/4/6Browse.
  16. ^ a b "Results of a fact-finding survey of asbestos mine mining sites, etc. (PDF)". Nuclear Safety and Safety Agency. Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (September 2006, 1). 2016/4/6Browse.
  17. ^ Overview of Furano City 2015, p. 7.
  18. ^ "50th anniversary of the opening of Furano Ski Resort (PDF)". Prince Hotel (2012). 2016/4/6Browse.
  19. ^ "Furano Cultural Center (Outline of facility)”. Furano City. 2016/4/7Browse.
  20. ^ "History of Furano Wine”. Furano City Grape Fruit Tree Research Institute. 2016/4/5Browse.
  21. ^ "30th Tournament (held in 50 and 1975)". Japan Athletic Association. 2016/4/7Browse.
  22. ^ a b c d "Friendship City/Sister City”. Furano City. 2016/4/4Browse.
  23. ^ a b Overview of Furano City 2015, p. 6.
  24. ^ "Company Overview". Asahikawa Shinkin Bank. 2016/4/4Browse.
  25. ^ "Furano Machizukuri Co., Ltd.". 2016/10/10Browse.
  26. ^ "Furano Marche Open”. Furano City. 2016/4/6Browse.
  27. ^ "About the settlement independence zone concept”. Furano City. 2016/4/4Browse.
  28. ^ "Furano City "Navel Town" completed (PDF)". Town Development Email News Vol.233. Hokkaido Development Bureau. 2017/11/13Browse.
  29. ^ "Furano Citizen's Charter". Furano City Regulations. 2016/4/4Browse.
  30. ^ "Current status of Furano agriculture (PDF)”. Furano City (2015). 2016/4/4Browse.
  31. ^ "Production status of agricultural and livestock products (PDF)”. Furano City (2015). 2016/4/4Browse.
  32. ^ "Overview of Furano City”. Furano City. 2016/4/7Browse.
  33. ^ About Furano City Central City Revitalization Basic Plan 2009, p. 4.
  34. ^ "About the winners of the" 5th Town Development Corporation Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award "" (PDF) (Press Release), Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, (May 2016, 5), https://www.mlit.go.jp/common/001132771.pdf 2016/10/10Browse. 
  35. ^ "Results of the" 5th Town Development Corporation Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award "" (PDF) (Press Release), Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, (May 2016, 5), https://www.mlit.go.jp/common/001132537.pdf 2016/10/10Browse. 
  36. ^ "Furano City Emigration Promotion Council". 2016/4/7Browse.
  37. ^ "Furano Housing Information Bank”. Furano City. 2016/4/7Browse.
  38. ^ "Furano life experience”. Furano City. 2016/4/7Browse.
  39. ^ "Furano Eating Where Drinking Where Guide”. Furano Restaurant Association. 2016/4/7Browse.
  40. ^ "Furano Ryokan Business Association". 2016/4/7Browse.
  41. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "Elementary and junior high school introduction”. Furano City. 2017/11/13Browse.
  42. ^ a b c d "Licensed nursery school / remote nursery school”. Furano City. 2017/11/13Browse.
  43. ^ "Hokkaido Experimental Forest”. The University of Tokyo. 2020/10/17Browse.
  44. ^ "Furano Driving School”. Hokuo Driving School. 2017/11/13Browse.
  45. ^ "Heavy snow / Furano route". Scenic Byway Hokkaido. 2016/3/30Browse.
  46. ^ "Hokkaido Garden Road”. Hokkaido Garden Highway Council. 2016/3/30Browse.
  47. ^ a b c d Overview of Furano City 2015, p. 4.
  48. ^ "Concierge Furano". 2018/7/14Browse.
  49. ^ "Furano Marche -Top Page-". 2016/4/4Browse.
  50. ^ "Furano Theater Studio". 2016/4/4Browse.
  51. ^ "Furano Cheese Factory". 2016/4/4Browse.
  52. ^ "Glass Forest in FURANO ~ Furano Glass ~". 2016/4/4Browse.
  53. ^ "Furano Jam Garden". 2016/4/4Browse.
  54. ^ "Furano Wine”. Furano City Grape Fruit Tree Research Institute. 2016/4/4Browse.
  55. ^ "Furano Wine House". 2016/4/4Browse.
  56. ^ "Highland Furano". 2016/4/4Browse.
  57. ^ "Spring, the coming tree". Hokkaido fan magazine (September 2008, 3). 2016/4/7Browse.
  58. ^ "Furano Kaleidoscope "Private Furano Kaleidoscope School Furabi"". 2016/4/4Browse.
  59. ^ "Yamabe @ Marugoto Experience Village". 2016/4/4Browse.
  60. ^ "山部自然公園太陽の里（ふれあいのいえ）（やまべしぜんこうえんたいようのさと（ふれあいのいえ））". 2016/4/4Browse.
  61. ^ "GREAT EARTH Furano Ride". 2016/4/7Browse.
  62. ^ "Furano Fireworks Festival". 2016/4/4Browse.
  63. ^ "Let's look for "navel" in Furano! Navel Japanese sweets, navel pork buns, navel entertainment district". Hokkaido fan magazine (September 2014, 3). 2016/4/7Browse.
  64. ^ "Furano's proud souvenirs Special products". Furano Tourism Association Official Website Furano index. 2016/4/6Browse.
  65. ^ "Furano Ome Curry”. Furano Omu Curry Promotion Council. 2016/4/6Browse.
  66. ^ "The ultimate made-in Furano to enjoy in the best location. Furano Burger". Hokkaido fan magazine (September 2015, 6). 2016/4/7Browse.
  67. ^ Overview of Furano City 2015, p. 8.
  68. ^ "Furano Nature School". 2016/4/8Browse.
  69. ^ "Satoshi Kuramoto / Furano Juku / Furano GROUP". 2016/4/8Browse.
  70. ^ "After the rain, Toru Hotohara became the tourism ambassador for Furano, Furano, Hokkaido!". Yoshimoto Kogyo (September 2014, 5). 2016/4/7Browse.
  71. ^ "Mr. Hirokazu Matsui as the first hometown ambassador". Daily Furano (September 2012, 6). 2016/4/7Browse.

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industry

Tourism

Asahikawa

Asahikawa(Asahi Kawashi)HokkaidoNorth Central (Northern Hokkaido)Kamikawa General Promotion BureauBelongs toCity.Kamikawa BasinIt is spreading to.It is the location of the Promotion BureauSapporoIt has the second largest population in Hokkaido (about 2 people) afterCore cityIs[1].

Overview

Located in central Hokkaido,DohokuEconomic, industrial and cultural center of the city[2].National road,Railway lineBecomes the starting point ofhighwayIt has become a base for logistics in Hokkaido, such as being maintained.[2]. AndAsahikawa AirportHas direct flights to Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, etc.[2]. "International Conference Tourist CityIs certified as[3], Has more than 500 million tourist visitors annually[4].Asahikawa City Asahiyama ZooIs the northernmost part of Japan and one of the best in JapanZooIt has become.また、旭川にゆかりのあるAlso, there is a connection to AsahikawaLiterary,ArtistMany[5]In addition to outdoor sculptures being placed in various parts of the city (Asahikawa outdoor sculpture）[5][6],Asahikawa furnitureWoodworking is flourishing[Note 1][8]. UNESCO OfDesign cityHas been certified by.

Origin of place name

In general, the name Asahikawa first appeared at the time of the announcement of the opening of the village on September 23, 9.[9][Note 2]It is said that, in reality, about 7 months before that, on February 23, 2, "Hokkaido Mainichi ShimbunThere is the following article published in[10][Note 3].

<Full article>
Kamikawa RikyuName-Mr. Okabe (Yamamuro Kai) came to our company yesterday
"Of course, there should be a plea for each of the names of the Kamikawa Rikyu.
If it happens above the deep clouds of Kuju, it will be something that should be seen from the beginning.
But hisChubetsu in Kamikawa-gun should be Chuppt when following the Ainu pronunciation.
"Chiyup" means the sun, the sun, the east, etc., and "Pet" means the river.
Therefore, the name of the detached palace will be played using characters such as Asahikawa or Higashikawa.
It has the meaning of the old name and has a connection with the meaning of the Empire of Japan, etc.Isn't it appropriate? "
There is a discourse with
Whatever the rabbit used to be, the meaning of the sun, sun, east, etc. came to the holy world of the Meiji era.
Is it already settled in the land and business that should be built by building the palace pillar of Tianjin Nisetsu?

This article was written by the then Secretary of the Hokkaido Agency (and Tondenhei Headquarters)Takeshiro NagayamaOkabe Hoiku (Sergeant Master Sergeant, Tondenhei Headquarters), who reports directly to[Note 4]At the end of the previous year, a palace was set up in Kamikawa.Yamagata Aritomo CabinetHe talks about the name of the palace in a place where even the name of the village has not yet been decided since it was decided by the Cabinet.現在確認できる資料Materials that can be confirmed now[Note 5]This is the only one in which the name "Asahikawa" appears before the opening of the village.命名者の意図としてAs the name's intention"The meaning of the old name (Ainu place name) exists (has)andThere is a connection with the meaning of the Empire of Japan, etc. "The name "Asahikawa" means "Sun" = "Asahi" derived from the Ainu language and "Asahi" as a symbol of the Empire of Japan.Name to have togetherIt can be read that it was named as.
However, an article in the Hokkai newspaper dated September 9, the same year, telling the opening of Asahikawa.[Note 6]Etc. only convey the Ainu translation of the origin of the name.

In addition, "Chubetsu" in the article is the name of this area from before, and the translation of the Ainu etymology "Chiyuppet" spoken by Mr. Okabe was published the following year.Masamasa Nagata"Hokkaido Ezo language place name solution"[11]Chuppets Argument[12]Free translation described in[Note 7]It has almost the same meaning as.永田はNagataHakodate Prefectural Ordinance-Hokkaido GovernmentHe was an authoritative scholar at the time when he investigated the Ainu language place names of all roads at the behest of the scholarship.[13]Nagata's translation, which should have been, had already been made at this point in February.[Note 8]Therefore, there is a suspicion that this translation was created before the investigation.

Regarding the origin of the name "Asahikawa", the existence of this newspaper article has long been known to the city history editorial conference and local historians.[14]It was known in various fields, but its views, including Asahikawa City, have been fixed only to the Ainu language translation for many years, and are not directly related to place names.Chubetsu RiverEtymology[15][Note 9]There are many misunderstandings such as being confused as various theories.

Geography

Asahikawa is the largest in HokkaidobasinBecomeKamikawa BasinInIshikari River,Ushishubetsu River,Chubetsu River,Biei RiverLocated at the confluence of rivers such as[16]..Horonai Mountains in the western part of the cityTeshio mountain area, Arashiyama hills are connected from north to south[16], Ishikari River erodes the Horonai Mountains and forms the Kamuikotan Valley[16].Mt. Taisetsuzan systemThen.Ezo pika,Red fox,SquirrelYou can see animals such as. As "metamorphic rocks in Kamuikotan Valley"Top XNUMX geological features in JapanHas been selected[17]..市北部に比布丘陵、市東部に米飯山地が分布しているPippu hills are distributed in the northern part of the city, and rice and rice mountains are distributed in the eastern part of the city.[16].TotsushozanJapan's largest in (Toshozan)KatakuriThere is a community[18].

terrain

Mountain

Main mountain
  • Mt. Ino (533 m)
  • Tokiwayama (593 m)
  • Kamuiyama(799 m)
  • Kagura Mountain (493 m)
  • Kaguradake (583 m)
  • Marukoyama (896 m)
  • Rubeshibesan (859 m)
  • Mt. Asahi(296 m)
  • Kitoushiyama (457 m)
  • Rice Iiyama (920 m)
  • Kamimai Iiyama (623 m)
  • Shatekiyama(171 m)
  • Totsushozan (239 m)
  • Onito Ushiyama (379 m)
  • Mt. Takasago (464 m)
  • Tojiyama (625 m)
  • Poronaiyama (577 m)

River

Main river
  • Ishikari River
  • Ushishubetsu River
  • Chubetsu River
  • Biei River
  • Bebetsu River
  • Nagayamashin River
  • Osarappe River
  • Uchidaibe River
  • Kimkushhaishbetsu River
  • Toko River
  • Nagayama No. 3 river
  • Kamisui River
  • Oroen river
  • Uppets river
  • Pong river
  • Komata River diversion channel
  • Chikabumi Uchikawa
  • Inogawa
  • Okhotsunai River
  • Sakaekawa
  • Namba Tagawa
  • Sakuragawa
  • Kamiya River
  • South school river
  • Chikabumi Okhotsunai River
  • Atago Shinkawa
  • Etanbetsu River
  • No. XNUMX river
  • Namba Tagawa diversion channel
  • Akihabara Sawakawa
  • Rainy river
  • Kikita River
  • Pepan River
  • Nishisato River
  • West Hachigo River
  • Ponushibetsu River
  • Kuranuma River
  • Takukita River
  • Fifteenth river
  • Ponushibetsu River diversion channel
  • Paper second tributary
  • Yonka Suppe River
  • Chiyoga Okagawa
  • Komata River
  • Papern Third Tributary
  • Heishbetsu River
  • Ainu river
  • Nagayama No. XNUMX River

Lake

Main lake
  • Kamiya Dam

  • Ishikari River (August 2006)

  • Ushishubetsu River (September 2016)

  • Chubetsu River (December 2022)

  • Bebetsu River (August 2013)

  • Nagayama Shinkawa (June 2006)

  • Osarappe River (October 2010)

climate

In the Köppen climate classificationSubarctic humid climateBelong to.Kamikawa BasinTypical because it is located inInland climateIt has become[16]..気温のOf the temperatureAnnual rangeIt is characterized by a large difference in temperature because the temperature is 50 ° C or higher.[16],1902/(Meiji35 years)May 1Recorded -41.0 ℃, the lowest temperature ever observed at the Japanese meteorological office.[19][20],2021/(Reiwa3 years)May 8Recorded the highest temperature ever observed at 37.9 ℃[20]..Etanbetsu recorded a maximum temperature of 7 ° C on July 31 of the same year, which is the highest temperature ever observed in Hokkaido in July.[21]..降水量は年間1,000 mm程度となっているPrecipitation is about XNUMX mm per year[16]..降雪量は市内各地区によって違いがありThe amount of snowfall varies depending on each district in the city[22], Chuwa area and Shunkodai area observe about 30% more snowfall than Asahikawa Meteorological Observatory[22]..降雪量の平年値は北海道内でThe average amount of snowfall is in HokkaidoKutchan Town,IwamizawaAlthough the number next to is recorded[22], The deepest snow cover is not so large because there is relatively little snow[22].. 1年間に雪の降る日数は143.8日は日本国内で最も多いThe number of snowy days in a year is XNUMX, which is the highest in Japan.[23].

spring isMobile high pressureThere are many days covered with, and the days of mild weather continue, but the cold remains[24]..夏になるとIn summerOkhotsk Sea HighThere are some chilly days due to the influence ofRainy season frontTo the north ofPacific highThe temperature rises as the power of[24]..時折、雷を伴った強い雨が降ることもあるOccasionally it rains heavily with lightning[24]..秋は低気圧や前線が北海道付近を通るため、天気は周期的に変わるIn autumn, the weather changes periodically because low pressure systems and fronts pass near Hokkaido.[24]..昼と夜の気温の差が大きくなり、明け方頃に晴れているとWhen the temperature difference between day and night becomes large and it is sunny around dawnRadiation coolingDue to the phenomenon, the temperature may drop significantly and frost may occur or ice may form in the puddle.[24]..冬はIn winterSiberian high pressureThe power of the system is strengthened, a low pressure system advances into the Sea of ​​Okhotsk, and isobars run north and south.West High East LowIt becomes a winter type pressure distribution, and the temperature is below freezing and snowy days continue[24].

In recent years, even in Asahikawa city areaHeat island phenomenonIs believed to have a tendency to[25], The average temperature in the city has risen 30 degrees Celsius in 1.1 years[25]..The lowest temperature in winter falls below freezing to 25 degrees Celsius, which has decreased to about once every 10 years.On the other hand, in the winter of the Etanbetsu area in the suburbs, severe cold days continue even in modern times, and it is not uncommon for the temperature to record the lowest temperature in Japan on February 1, 30 due to the severe cold of around 2020 ° C below freezing. -2 ℃ is recorded[21].

Köppen climate classificationThen.Subarctic humid climate(Wet continental climate) (Dfb).

AsahikawaClimate of (Asahikawa Local Meteorological Observatory)
Month123456789101112Years
Highest temperature record ° C (° F）11.7
(53.1)		12.2
(54)		18.8
(65.8)		29.6
(85.3)		32.8
(91)		34.6
(94.3)		37.6
(99.7)		37.9
(100.2)		32.4
(90.3)		25.9
(78.6)		22.0
(71.6)		14.7
(58.5)		37.9
(100.2)
Average maximum temperature ° C (° F）−3.3
(26.1)		−1.7
(28.9)		3.0
(37.4)		11.2
(52.2)		18.8
(65.8)		22.8
(73)		26.2
(79.2)		26.6
(79.9)		21.9
(71.4)		14.9
(58.8)		6.2
(43.2)		−0.8
(30.6)		12.2
(54)
Average daily temperature ° C (° F）−7.0
(19.4)		−6.0
(21.2)		−1.4
(29.5)		5.6
(42.1)		12.3
(54.1)		17.0
(62.6)		20.7
(69.3)		21.2
(70.2)		16.4
(61.5)		9.4
(48.9)		2.3
(36.1)		−4.2
(24.4)		7.2
(45)
Average minimum temperature ° C (° F）−11.7
(10.9)		−11.8
(10.8)		−6.1
(21)		0.2
(32.4)		6.1
(43)		12.0
(53.6)		16.4
(61.5)		16.9
(62.4)		11.7
(53.1)		4.4
(39.9)		−1.5
(29.3)		−8.0
(17.6)		2.4
(36.3)
Minimum temperature record ° C (° F）−41.0
(-41.8)		−38.3
(-36.9)		−34.1
(-29.4)		−19.0
(-2.2)		−7.1
(19.2)		−1.2
(29.8)		1.0
(33.8)		2.4
(36.3)		−1.8
(28.8)		−8.0
(17.6)		−25.0
(-13)		−30.0
(-22)		−41.0
(-41.8)
Precipitation amount mm (inch)66.9
(2.634)		54.7
(2.154)		55.0
(2.165)		48.5
(1.909)		66.6
(2.622)		71.4
(2.811)		129.5
(5.098)		152.9
(6.02)		136.3
(5.366)		105.8
(4.165)		114.5
(4.508)		102.4
(4.031)		1,104.4
(43.48)
Snowfall cm (inch)125
(49.2)		97
(38.2)		80
(31.5)		15
(5.9)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		0
(0)		2
(0.8)		82
(32.3)		158
(62.2)		557
(219.3)
Average days of precipitation (≥0.5mm)22.218.618.614.212.110.811.611.914.216.921.425.1197.6
Average number of snowfall days (≥0 cm)30.226.52613.81.600003.320.330.1151.5
% (I.e.82787366677377797979808376
Average monthlyDaylight hours75.396.1141.3169.5197.4176.5159.8154.6144.7125.967.358.11,566.5
Source:Japanese Meteorological Agency (Average value: 1991-2020, extreme value: 1888-present)[26][27]
Asahikawa (Asahikawa Local Meteorological Observatory) 1961–1990 Average Climate
Month123456789101112Years
Average maximum temperature ° C (° F）−4.3
(24.3)		−3.0
(26.6)		2.0
(35.6)		10.5
(50.9)		17.9
(64.2)		22.3
(72.1)		25.9
(78.6)		26.2
(79.2)		21.1
(70)		14.1
(57.4)		5.7
(42.3)		−0.8
(30.6)		11.5
(52.7)
Average daily temperature ° C (° F）−8.4
(16.9)		−7.7
(18.1)		−2.5
(27.5)		5.0
(41)		11.6
(52.9)		16.4
(61.5)		20.4
(68.7)		20.9
(69.6)		15.3
(59.5)		8.5
(47.3)		1.8
(35.2)		−4.2
(24.4)		6.4
(43.5)
Average minimum temperature ° C (° F）−13.4
(7.9)		−13.2
(8.2)		−7.5
(18.5)		−0.1
(31.8)		5.7
(42.3)		11.2
(52.2)		15.8
(60.4)		16.5
(61.7)		10.5
(50.9)		3.6
(38.5)		−1.8
(28.8)		−8.1
(17.4)		1.6
(34.9)
Source: Science Chronology
Changes in average temperature
Changes in maximum temperature, minimum temperature, and humidity
Average maximum temperature
Maximum temperature (maximum value)
Maximum temperature (minimum value)
Average minimum temperature
Minimum temperature (minimum value)
Minimum temperature (maximum value)
Days of each class
Changes in average humidity[Note 10]
Source: Japan Meteorological Agency[28]

population

SapporoIt is the second largest city in Hokkaido after Hokkaido, andTohoku regionSapporo City for a long time, includingSendai cityIt was the city with the third largest population after the second, but the population decline accelerated in the beginning of the 3s, and in 2010IwakiHas been overtaken by[29]..Due to the merger of the surrounding 6 towns and villages in the middle of the Showa era and the concentration of population in urban areas, the population continued to increase until around 1985 (Showa 60), but after leveling off, 2000 (12). ) Has been on a downward trend[30]..In recent yearsUrban populationHasn't decreased that muchHigashi Kagura Town,Higashikawa TownAdjacenttown Bed townBecause the population is increasing as (Donut phenomenon), The decline in the city population is accelerating.

Demography01204.svg
Population distribution by age in Asahikawa City and the whole country (2005)Asahikawa City's population distribution by age and gender (2005)
■Purple-Asahikawa
■Green-All over Japan
■Blue-male
■Red-female

Changes in the population of Asahikawa City (corresponding area)
Ministry of Internal Affairs and CommunicationsStatistics Bureau CensusThan

Disappearing village

According to the 2015 Census, the following villages have a population of 0 at the time of the survey:Disappearing villageHas become[31].

  • 旭川市 - 字近文六線、字近文五線4号、字近文五線5号、工業団地二条、工業団地三条、工業団地四条、工業団地五条、緑台、東鷹栖十四線21号、東鷹栖十四線22号、東鷹栖十三線24号、東鷹栖十二線23号,東鷹栖十一線24号、東鷹栖十一線14号、東鷹栖十線18号、東鷹栖四線10号、江丹別町清水

Adjacent municipality

Kamikawa General Promotion Bureau
Sorachi General Promotion Bureau

History

See "Overview of Asahikawa City Ayumi"[32]

"Kamikawa RikyuSee also

History

Administration

Government office

  • Asahikawa City Hall
    • General Government Building, Second Government Building, Third Government Building, Kamuikotan Branch, Etanbetsu Branch, Nagayama Branch, Higashi Asahikawa Branch, Kagura Branch, Nishikagura Branch, Higashitakasu Branch, Kamuikotan Branch, Arashiyama Branch, Yonehara Branch

Mayor

Successive mayors

See "Mayors of Japan"[41]

代NameTerm of officeTerm
Election
First -2Hisashi Iwata1923/(Taisho 12) December 6- 1928/(Showa 3) January 102
3Chiharu Okuda1929/February 4 (Showa 6)-December 20 1933 (Showa 8)1
41933/February 8 (Showa 6)-December 28 1936 (Showa 11)1
5Hide Inoue1936/(Showa 11) July 9- 1938/(Showa 13) January 111
6 - 71939/(Showa 14) July 3- 1946/(Showa 21) January 112
Public election
First1947/February 22 (Showa 4)-December 5 1947 (Showa 22)1
21947/February 22 (Showa 6)-December 11 1951 (Showa 26)1
3Bando Kotaro1951/February 26 (Showa 4)-December 25 1955 (Showa 30)1
4 - 5Yozo Maeno1955/February 30 (Showa 4)-December 30 1963 (Showa 38)2
6 - 8Hirozo Igarashi1963/February 38 (Showa 4)-December 30 1974 (Showa 49)3
91974/February 49 (Showa 11)-December 17 1978 (Showa 53)1
10 - 13Toru Bando1978/53 May (Showa 11)-17 January 19944
14 - 16Koichi Sugawara1994/February 6, 11-February 17, 20063
17 - 20Masahito Nishikawa2006/(18) November 11-17 (Reiwa 2021) August 34
21Kansuke Imazu2021/(Reiwa 3nd year) October 9st-1

Citizen's Charter / City Declaration

Citizen's Charter

We take pride and responsibility in being citizens of Asahikawa City, and let's put up this charter and strive to make Asahikawa better.

1. Work well and create a fun family.
1. Be kind and create a warm society.
1. Follow the rules and create a bright city.
1. Love nature and create a beautiful city.
1. Foster a culture and create a rich hometown.

— Established on July 35, 9[42]

City declaration

  • Declaration of a safe city (decision of the assembly on February 37, 2)
  • Peace City Declaration (Notification on May 58, 5)
  • Healthy City Declaration (October 2, 10 Declaration)
  • Declaration of longevity city (decision of the assembly on March 10, 3)

Parliament

City council

Detail is"Asahikawa City CouncilSee

See "Asahikawa City Council Page"[43]

Prefectural assembly

Member of the Hokkaido Assembly (elected by Asahikawa City)

Asahikawa City alone has one constituency (Asahikawa City constituency), and the fixed number is 1 people[44].

  • Togoku trunk (Liberal Democratic Party, Dominkai, 5th term)
  • Tashin Azumi (Liberal Democratic Party, Dominkai, 2nd term)
  • Nobuhisa Terashima (Komeito, 1st term)
  • Kaoru Kasagi (Democracy / People's Union / First Term)
  • Noriko Mashita(Japanese Communist Party, 5th term)
  • Masakado Matsumoto (Democracy / People's Union / First term)

House of Representatives

Member of the House of Representatives
ConstituencyRepresentative nameParty nameNumber of winsRemarks
Hokkaido 6th Ward(Asahikawa City,Shibetsu,Nayoro,Furano, Excluding Horokanai TownKamikawa General Promotion Bureau(In the jurisdiction)Togoku trunkLDP1Constituency

National agency

Government office

Cabinet Office

  • National Police AgencyHokkaido Police Information and Communication Department Asahikawa Area Information and Communication Department

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

  • Hokkaido District Administrative Evaluation Bureau Asahikawa Administrative Monitoring Administrative Counseling Center

Ministry of Justice

Ministry of Finance

Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare

  • Hokkaido Labor Bureau
    • Asahikawa Labor Standards Inspection Office
    • Asahikawa Public Employment Security Office (Hello Work Asahikawa)

Ministry of Agriculture

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Ministry of Defense

裁判 所

Road agency

  • Kamikawa Joint Government Building (July 2006)

Incorporated administrative agencies, local incorporated administrative agencies, special public corporations, etc.

Independent administrative agency

Local independent administrative corporation

Special corporation, etc.

  • National Hospital Organization Asahikawa Medical Center (September 2010)

  • NHK Asahikawa Broadcasting Station (September 2010)

Facility

Policemen

Headquarters
Police station

  • Hokkaido Police Asahikawa Headquarters, Asahikawa East Police Station (October 2010)

  • Asahikawa Central Police Station (June 2016)

  • Asahikawa Driver's License Examination Center (June 2009)

Fire

Headquarters
Fire department
  • Minami Fire Department, Midorigaoka Branch Office, Kagura Branch Office, Toyooka Branch Office, Higashi Asahikawa Branch Office, Chuwa Branch Office
  • Comprehensive Disaster Prevention Center Core Facility (Toko Branch Office)
  • Kita Fire Department, Shin-Asahikawa Branch, Harumitsu Branch, Nagayama Branch, Nishi-Kagura Branch, Chikabumi Branch, Higashitakasu Branch

  • Asahikawa City South Fire Department (June 2016)

Medical

Main hospital

  • Asahikawa Medical University Hospital (November 2008)

  • Asahikawa Welfare Hospital (October 2010)

  • Asahikawa Red Cross Hospital (May 2010)

  • Kitasaito Hospital (October 2019)

  • Asahikawa City Hospital (June 2016)

  • Moriyama Hospital (May 2022)

  • Yoshida Hospital (April 2021)

post office

Collection and delivery post office

  • Asahikawa Central Post Office (April 2008)

  • Asahikawa East Post Office (May 2009)

  • Nagayama Post Office (March 2010)

Cultural facility

  • Asahikawa Civic Cultural Center (2007)

  • Asahikawa City Public Hall (2007)

  • Asahikawa Central Library (2007)

  • Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art (July 2006)

  • Asahikawa Science Museum Saipal (2007)

  • Rokkakudo and Teijiro Nakahara Memorial Asahikawa City Sculpture Museum (May 2010)

public facility

  • Asahikawa City Welfare Center for Persons with Disabilities Opita (2007)

Multipurpose facility

  • Asahikawa Taisetsu Arena (July 2012)

  • Asahikawa City Taisetsu Crystal Hall (2007)

  • Asahikawa City Citizen Activity Exchange Center (CoCoDe) (June 2010)

Exercise facility

gymnasium

  • Asahikawa City General Gymnasium (2007)

  • Chuwa Park Gymnasium (April 2011)

Park facility

  • Starffin Statue and Starffin Stadium

Foreign relations

Sister city/affiliated city

Overseas

sister city
Friendship city
Other

Domestic

sister city
Partner city

Economy

Asahikawa cityImperial Japanese ArmySeventh DivisionThe economic and industrial base will be established due to the impact of the relocation[52], Agriculture:IncludingGroceries,paper-pulpSuch asManufacturing industryAs a core industry[53], Northern Hokkaido due to geographical conditions (Dohoku,Okhotsk)ofCommercial,logisticsIs the base of[53].. Also,Medical,Education,cultureUrban functions such as are concentrated[53].

For workers by industry,Tertiary industryThe highest percentage is about 80% of the total[53], The ratio of food manufacturing industry is the highest in terms of shipment value of manufactured goods, etc.[53]..In Asahikawa City, many rivers flow through the city, and Mt. Taisetsuzan-type snowmelt waterUnderground waterWe are making effective use of water resources in various industries because we are benefiting from[52].

Primary industry

Paddy rice acreage and yield ranking are both in HokkaidoIwamizawaIt is second only to[54],BuckwheatThe planted area is in HokkaidoHorokanai Town,FukagawaIt is the third place after[55]..Also, abundant water resources and good qualityRiceBesides being brewed by[56], In the Asahikawa areaFurniture,wood, Wood products (Woodware) Is concentrated[57].

Agriculture:

Agricultural cooperative
  • Kamikawa Production Agricultural Cooperative Association (JA Kamikawa Production Federation)[58]
  • Asahikawa Agricultural Cooperative(JA Asahikawa)
  • Taisetsu Agricultural Cooperative (JA Taisetsu)[59]
  • Higashi Asahikawa Agricultural Cooperative (JA Higashi Asahikawa)[60]
  • Higashikagura Agricultural Cooperative (JA Higashikagura)[61]
  • HokurenAsahikawa Branch, Asahikawa Chicken Egg Distribution Center, Asahikawa Lifestyle General Office
  • Hokkaido Agricultural Mutual Aid Association(NOSAI Hokkaido) Kamikawa Central Branch / Kamikawa Central Livestock Clinic[62]

  • JA Kamikawa Building (March 2022), which is home to many agricultural organizations

forestry

Forestry cooperative
  • Cooperative Asahikawa Woodworking Center[63]
  • Asahikawa City Forestry Association[64]

Secondary industry

Industrial

Industrial agglomeration area (industrial park)
Industrial cooperative
  • Asahikawa Furniture Industry Cooperative[65]
  • Asahikawa Fish Vegetable Commercial Cooperative[66]
  • Asahikawa Regional Automobile Maintenance Cooperative[67]
  • Asahikawa Industrial Park Cooperative[68]
  • Asahikawa General Iron Works Complex Cooperative[69]
  • Dohoku Electric Works Cooperative[70]
  • Asahikawa City Pipework Cooperative[71]
  • Asahikawa Boring Industry Cooperative[72]
  • Asahikawa Regional Left Government Industrial Cooperative[73]
  • Asahikawa Information Industry Business Cooperative[74]
  • Asahikawa Printing Bookbinding Industry Cooperative[75]

Tertiary industry

Commercial

Shopping center

  • OKUNO (January 2020)

  • Feeeal Asahikawa (May 2016)

  • Marukatsu Department Store (March 2018)

  • AEON MALL Asahikawa Nishi (April 2006)

  • Aeon Asahikawa Nagayama store (February 2020)

  • Aeon Mall Asahikawa Station (June 2016)

  • Western Powers (February 2020)

supermarket
  • Dohoku Arcs(Arcsgroup)
    • Western Powers (within Powers)
    • Western Kawabata
    • Super Arcs Western Kita Saito
    • Super Arcs Nishi Kagura
    • Super Arcs Pulp Town
    • Super Arcs Toko
    • Super Arcs Toyooka 3 Jo
    • Best price Kamei Higashi store
    • Best price Kamiya store
    • Best Price Rokugo
    • Best Price Suehiro Higashi Store
    • Best Price 10 Jodori
    • Best price Toyooka Chuo store
    • Best Price Minami 6jo Dori
    • Best Price Nagayama Chuo Store
    • Best Price Higashi Asahikawa
    • Ralse Mart Toyooka store
    • Super Chain Fuji Harukodai Store
    • Super Chain Fuji Suehiro 5 Jo
    • Super chain Fuji Shintomi store
    • Super Chain Fuji Nagayama Nishi Store
  • Consumers' Co-op SapporoAsahikawa district
    • Harumitsu store
    • Toko store
    • Shena store
    • Kagura store
    • Chuwa store
    • 4th Street Store
    • Twin Harp store
  • Daiichi
    • West store
    • Toko store
    • Suehiro store
    • Higashi Asahikawa store
    • Asahimachi store
    • Nijodori store
    • Hanasaki store
  • Hokuren Shoji
    • Hokuren Shop Chuwa Store
    • Hokuren Shop Harukodai Store
    • Hokuren Shop Toko
    • Hokuren Shop Toyooka
  • Trial company
    • Mega Center Trial Asahikawa Store (in Taisei Family Plaza)
    • Super Center Trial Kagura
    • Super Center Trial Nagayama
  • AEON Hokkaido(AEON Group)
    • The bigMiyamae Dori store (inside Miyamae shopping center)
    • The Big Midorigaoka store
    • The Big Amor Store (inside Amor Shopping Center)

  • Western Kawabata (June 2011)

  • Best Price Nagayama Chuo Store (August 2020)

Cooperative
  • Asahikawa Insert Advertising Cooperative[77]
  • Asahikawa Sake Sales Cooperative[78]
  • Asahikawa Hotel Ryokan Cooperative[79]
  • Asahikawa Welfare Co-op[80]
  • Asahikawa Lawyer Cooperative[81]
  • Asahikawa Local Private Taxi Cooperative[82]
  • Asahikawa Individual Taxi Association[83]
  • Akabou Hokkaido Light Vehicle Transportation Cooperative Asahikawa Branch

Financial institution

CityDesignated financial institutionSince December 1998Asahikawa Shinkin BankIs specified[84].. Before thatHokkaido Takushoku BankWas specified.

bank

  • Mizuho Bank --Asahikawa Branch
  • North Pacific Bank --Asahikawa Central Branch / Taisetsudori Branch, Shunko Branch / Asahikawa Kita Branch, Nagayama Central Branch / Nagayama Kita Branch, Toyooka Branch, Kagura Branch
  • Hokkaido Bank --Asahikawa Branch / Kagura Branch, Toyooka Branch / Ginza Dori Branch, Nagayama Branch, Omachi Branch
  • Hokuriku Bank --Asahikawa Branch
  • Akita Bank --Asahikawa Branch

  • North Pacific Bank Asahikawa Branch (August 2011) November 8 Integrated into Asahikawa Central Branch

Cooperative financial institution

  • Asahikawa Shinkin Bank Main Store (August 2011)

Securities company

logistics

  • Yamato TransportNorthern Hokkaido branch
    • AEON MALL Asahikawa station square branch office
    • Asahikawa station square center
    • Asahikawa Asahimachi Center
    • Station East Center
    • Station West Center
    • Asahikawa Akira Center
    • Asahikawa Suehiro Center
    • Kagura Center
    • Nagayama Center
    • Asahikawa Distribution Complex Center
    • Toko Center
  • Sagawa ExpressAsahikawa Sales Office

Companies based

Order of the Japanese syllabary

Telecommunications

Mass media

Newspaper company

Industry papers, free papers, video production companies, etc.

News agency

Broadcaster

tv set
radio

  • Asahikawa Hokuyo Building (September 2016), where the Hokkaido Shimbun Press Asahikawa Branch is located

  • Sapporo Television Broadcasting (STV) Asahikawa Broadcasting Station (September 2016)

  • Hokkaido Broadcasting (HBC) Asahikawa Broadcasting Station (September 2016)

  • Asahikawa Cable TV (December 2010)

Life base

life line

Electrical

Tel

  • NTT East-Hokkaido Hokkaido North Branch

gas

Water and sewerage

Education

University

National
private
communication

Junior college

private

College of technology

Vocational school

high school

Prefectural
private
communication

Junior high school

primary school

National school

Special school

  • Hokkaido Asahikawa Blind School
  • Hokkaido Asahikawa School for the Disabled
  • Hokkaido Asahikawa Deaf School

Facilities other than school education

  • Small Business CollegeAsahikawa school
  • Asahikawa Senior University[88]
  • Asahikawa Citizen's Agricultural University[89]
  • Hokkaido Vocational Ability Development Promotion Center Asahikawa Training Center (Polytech Center Asahikawa)
  • Hokkaido Prefectural Asahikawa College of Technology
  • Asahikawa Architectural Higher Vocational Training School
  • Asahikawa Plasterer Higher Vocational Training School
  • Hokkaido Carpenter Training School
  • Hokkaido Kumiai Driving School
  • Hanasaki Driving School
  • North Engineering Garden Motor School
  • Yamazoe Automobile Academy
  • Kyoritsu Driving School

Transportation

Air route

空港

Train

Railway line

All existing passenger trains are on JR Hokkaido lines.Limited express trains connect Sapporo and Asahikawa in an hour and a half at a frequency of one or two trains per hour.

Hokkaido passenger railway(JR Hokkaido)
Japan Freight Railway(JR Freight)Hokkaido branch

The route that once existed

Asahikawa Electric Orbit
  • Higashi Asahikawa Line
    • Asahikawa Shijo Station --Asahikawa Oiwake Station --Graveyard Mae Station --Atago Station --XNUMX-chome Station --Higashi Asahikawa Station --XNUMX-chome Station --Asahiyama Park Station
  • Higashikawa Line
    • Asahikawa Shijo Station --Asahikawa Oiwake Station --Chiyoda Station --Kannon Station --Kyoei Station --Higashikawa Station

bus

Transit Bus

City line
Suburban line

Express Bus

Intercity bus

Taxi

Classified as "Hokkaido B district" in "Automatically licensed fares for general passenger car transportation business (taxi)" by the Hokkaido District Transport Bureau[93]..The business area is Asahikawa transportation area.

  • Asahikawa Individual Taxi / Four Stars Association[94]
  • Asahikawa Local Private Taxi Cooperative[82]
  • Asahikawa Individual Taxi Association[83]

道路

The main road that runs through the cityScenic Byway"Heavy snow / Furano route", heavy snow --Furano --" connecting TokachiHokkaido Garden Road"It has become[95][96].

highway

Regional high standard road

National road

Road

Prefectural road

Road Station

Tourism

Cultural property

See "Designated / Registered Cultural Properties in Asahikawa City"[97]

Country designation

Country registration

  • Tangible cultural property
    • Kamikawa warehouse group
    • Asaden Harumitsu Maintenance Factory (former XNUMXth Division Cavalry XNUMXth Regiment Covering Ground)
    • Matsuoka family housing
    • Hajime Isayama Kogishi Temple Main Hall
    • Former Okada Residence (Main House / Kura)
    • Yamazakiya Residence

Road designation

City designation

  • Tangible cultural property
    • Kamikawa-gun Agricultural Experiment Station Office Building (Chubetsuta Station Ekiteijo Bieisha)
    • Nagayama Tondenhei-Asahikawa City Museum
    • Sericulture private house
    • Former Kamuikotan Station Building
    • Asahikawa Hyomura Company Record and Tonden Story Original Drawing --Asahikawa Hyomura Memorial Hall
    • Ax pattern excavated from 5 Nishikimachi ruins --Asahikawa City Museum
    • Warabitetou-Asahikawa City Museum
    • XNUMXth Division Relationship Record- Japan Ground Self-Defense ForceAsahikawa stationBeizhen Memorial Hall
    • Yukie Chiri Manuscript Note-Asahikawa City Museum
    • Asahikawa Hyomura Company Record (Addition) --Asahikawa Hyomura Memorial Hall
  • Historic site
  • Natural treasure

  • Former Asahikawa Museum of Commerce (July 2006)

  • Former Kamuikotan Station Building (July 2007)

  • Kamuikotan Oana Group (May 2009)

Selection

See "Asahikawa in Asahikawa City Handbook Ranking"[23]

  • Joban Park Monument (April 2010)

  • Asahibashi (June 2005)[100]

  • Asahikawa city seen from Arashiyama observatory (October 2016)

  • Foreign tree species sample forest (March 2010)

  • Polar bear at Asahiyama Zoo in Asahikawa (August 2009)

Sights and historic sites

Main shrine
Main temple

Nearby Tourist Spots

  • Heiwa Dori Shopping Park (June 2012)

  • Kamikawa Warehouse No. 2007 Warehouse (Taisetsu Beer House) (August 8)

  • Miura Ayako Memorial Literature Museum (March 2010)

  • City street Kaguraoka-dori line (Plane tree) (September 2007)

  • Hokuchin Memorial Museum (2007)

  • Yasushi Inoue Memorial Hall (July 2006)

  • Otokoyama Sake Brewery Museum (July 2006)

  • Asahiyama Zoo Main Gate (May 2009)

  • Fruit Hill (July 2011)

Park / campsite

  • Joban Park (July 2006)

  • Kaguraoka Park (August 2010)

  • Otokoyama Natural Park (April 2022)

Golf course / ski resort

  • Santa Present Park Marose Slope (April 2011)

  • Kamui Ski Links (Kamiiyama) (April 2013)

Culture/Specialty

Festivals and events

Held "International Furniture Design Fair Asahikawa" (IFDA ASAHIKAWA) every three years from 1990 (Heisei 2)[108], "Asahikawa Sculpture Festa" has been held since 2000 (Heisei 12)[109].

Specialty/Special product

It is one of the leading rice fields in Japan, and in the suburbs there is a rural landscape with heavy snow mountains in the background.[114].. Mt. Taisetsuzan連峰に源を発しているOriginating from the Mt. Taisetsuzan mountain rangeUnderground water Rice fieldMoisturizebasinThe unique temperature differenceRiceIncreasingly delicious[114]..さらに、冷涼な気候は病害虫の発生が少ないので農薬の散布量も比較的少なくて済む利点があるIn addition, the cool climate has the advantage that the amount of pesticides sprayed is relatively small because the outbreak of pests is low.[114].. In 1891 (Meiji 24)Tun TianbingSake brewing has started from the year of settlement[115], 1996 (Heisei 8)Taisetsu BeerWas born[102]..江丹別地域を中心にMainly in the Etanbetsu areaBuckwheatCultivation is thrivingEtan Betsu SobaIs famous[116].Asahikawa Ramen TheHokkaido Heritage"Ramen in HokkaidoIt is one of thenoodlesUsing[117]..粉をこねるときに加える水が少ないことでスープをよく吸ってSuck the soup well because less water is added when kneading the powderwheatIt becomes a noodle with a good texture that feels the scent of[117]..米と同様に良い水に恵まれていることが麺の要因となっているBlessed with good water like rice is a factor of noodles[117]..また、かつて養豚業が盛んであったことからAlso, because the pig farming industry was once thriving.Salt hormone,Pig ToroIs said to be the birthplace of Asahikawa[52][118].

Local gourmetMainly provided in Asahikawa and Sorachi districtsSoba noodles, As if adding rice balls and hot dogs and dividing by 2Jundog[119], Half of the chicken was unglazed over charcoalShinko-yaki[120][121], Squid legs sprinkled with potato starch and friedGeso bowl[122]There is.ConfectioneryThen Ichihisa Mochidokoro Daifukudo, Umeya, Kyosei Confectionery (Asahi beans), Mitsuha Confectionery (Kitakari), Takahashi Confectionery, Tsuboya Sohonten,Donkey confectioneryand so on[123].

Asahikawa furnitureHas been making furniture with excellent functionality and design in its history of more than 100 years, and is exhibiting at trade fairs outside Japan.[124].

  • Asahikawa Ramen

  • Shinko-yaki

  • Gesodon and soba set

Sports

baseball
サ ッ カ ー
volleyball

Public competition

Horse racing

Origin/related celebrities

Various awards

Honorary citizen

"Asahikawa City Honorary CitizenSee
  • (Politician, former member of the Asahikawa City Council)
  • Bando Kotaro(Politician. Former Asahikawa Ward / City Council member, Former House of Representatives member, Former Mayor of Asahikawa)
  • (Politician. Former Asahikawa city council member, former Hokkaido council member, former Asahikawa mayor)
  • Hirozo Igarashi(Politician, former member of the House of Representatives, former mayor of Asahikawa)
  • Toru Bando(Politician. Former Mayor of Asahikawa, Former member of Asahikawa City Council)

Asahikawa City Meritorious Person

Detail is"Asahikawa City Meritorious PersonSee
  • Iwataro Otani(Politician. Asahikawa village president, Asahikawa town council member, Asahikawa city pioneer meritorious person)

Asahikawa City Contribution Award

Detail is"Asahikawa City Contribution AwardSee

Asahikawa Citizen's Honor Award

"Asahikawa Citizen's Honor AwardSee

Asahikawa City Cultural Award

Detail is"Asahikawa City Cultural AwardSee

Asahikawa Newcomer Encouragement Award

Detail is"Asahikawa Newcomer Encouragement AwardSee

Honor

Detail is"HonorSee

Asahikawa City Special Award

Detail is"Asahikawa City Special AwardSee

Asahikawa Tourism Ambassador

Detail is"Asahikawa Tourism AmbassadorSee

Native celebrity

■TaiziIs Asahikawa Tourism Ambassador

Politics / administration / economy / military

Politics

Administration

Economy

Military

Academic / Education / Culture

Academic

Education

  • Sadao Nomata --Former President of Nomata Gakuen, Former Hakodate City Council Member
  • Kazuko Watanabe --Chairman of Notre Dame Seishin Gakuen

culture

Performing arts, popular music, media

Entertainment

Popular music

Media

athlete

Fighting sports

Athletics

Ball skills

Winter sports

Other

Asahikawa City symbol character "Asappi"

Detail is"AsappiSee

2010/(HeiseiIt was born in the 22th anniversary of the opening of Asahikawa City in 120).[128]..旭橋のベルトや旭川ラーメンのフリンジなど旭川の特徴を取り入れIncorporating Asahikawa features such as Asahibashi belts and Asahikawa ramen fringes[128], Has become a character wishing for "happy" in "Asahikawa"[128].

Person with connection

Political / economic / military / social activities

  • Takeshiro Nagayama --Former member of the House of Lords, former Secretary of the Hokkaido Agency, Army soldier
  • Michitoshi Iwamura - politician.元北海道庁長官、元鹿児島県令、元沖縄県令、元佐賀県令Former Hokkaido Agency Secretary, Former Kagoshima Prefectural Ordinance, Former Okinawa Prefectural Ordinance, Former Saga Prefectural Ordinance
  • Hideyo Sasaki - politician.元衆議院議員、元運輸大臣Former member of the House of Representatives, former Minister of Transport
  • Yoshio Shirai - engineer.元FormerHino MotorsPresident, formerToyota TsushoVice-president
  • Hisamitsu Sugano - politician.元参議院議員Former member of the House of Councilors
  • Masanori Kawata - politician.元衆議院議員Former member of the House of Representatives
  • Hiroshi Asakawa - Businessman.元衆議院議員Former member of the House of Representatives
  • Roichi Hayashi - politician.元衆議院議員Former member of the House of Representatives
  • Mineharu Sakai - Businessman.元白虎隊士Former Byakkotai
  • Iwataro Otani --Businessman, politician, former Asahikawa village president, former Asahikawa town council member
  • Theodor von Lerch --Austro-Hungarian Army Soldier
  • Fumiko Sano --Social activist

Academic/Culture

Performing arts, popular music, media

Other

Works set in Asahikawa

Location shooting"Asahikawa Regional Film Commission" (Asahikawa FC) has been established as a contact point for[129].

"Category: Works set in AsahikawaSee also

literature

Novel
Poetry
essay

Comic

ア ニ メ ー シ ョ ン

movies

Drama

Music

footnote

[How to use footnotes]

注 釈

  1. ^ Asahikawa furniture is a general term for furniture manufactured by manufacturers in Asahikawa City and its suburbs.[7].
  2. ^ On September 29, 9, Asahikawa City first appeared as a village name in the notification of the opening of the village, saying that there was doubt. I deleted the sentence from HP.
  3. ^ In the history of Shin-Asahikawa City, this newspaper article is described as three months before the opening of the village, but it is a clear mistake.
  4. ^ The maiden name is Yamamuro.Although he was a soldier, he was a member of the Hokkaido Alumni Association, was familiar with the Ainu language, and contributed to newspapers and alumni association magazines.Masamasa NagataIt is said that he had a close friendship with him.
  5. ^ The actual newspaper can be viewed at the Asahikawa Central Library.
  6. ^ The exhibition can be viewed at the Asahikawa City Museum, which is owned by the Municipal Hakodate Library.The same name paper published in Hakodate in 22, not the Hokkai newspaper published in Sapporo.An article that summarizes the four villages, including Numakai Village, Kamei Village, and Nagayama Village, which opened at the same time.
  7. ^ Chupupetsu Higashikawa "Chupukapetu" is the same as the water source of this river.明治二三年旭川村ヲ置クIn the XNUMXrd year of the Meiji era, Asahikawa Village
  8. ^ In fact, Okabe (Yamamuro) also contributed a similar translation of Chuppet to the 1th issue of "Hokkaido" published by the Hokkaido Alumni Association published on January 30th.
  9. ^ Chiri Masashi"Chu Pep" (wave / river) theoryShuzo YamadaThe "Chop Pep" (Autumn / River) theory is a typical example, but these merely pointed out that the etymology and interpretation of "Chop Pep" for the Chubetsu River by Hosei Nagata was incorrect. It is not claimed to be derived from the place name.
  10. ^ The following figures are not stated due to lack of data "2000 (80%)"
  11. ^ On the first floorAEON Hokkaido tenantIs included as[76].
  12. ^ The airport manager is Asahikawa City.空港ターミナルビルはThe airport terminal buildingHigashi Kagura TownIt is in[90].
  13. ^ The location isTakasu TownHowever, the operation and management is carried out by Asahikawa City.

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