“What does the name \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 mean?” People often ask that question. \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 is a district in Ichihara City Chiba Prefecture Japan.
\u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 is located in the Goino area in the northwestern part of Ichihara City. The area has undergone development. It is a relatively large new town.
The name \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 comes from the Kokubunji ruins. The Kokubunji ruins are nearby.
The history of \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 dates back to April 1 1889. At that time it was part of Goi Village. Then on May 20 1891 the town system was enforced. It became part of Goi Town. On May 1 1963 five towns merged. \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 became part of Ichihara City. In 1971 land readjustment projects began. These projects ended in 2001.
The landscape here is organized. You will see residential streets. The Kita-Goino Midori Road passes through the southern part of \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0. It is a street where you can feel the greenery.
As of April 1 2023 the population was 3412. There were 1589 households. The population density is high at 7273.5 people per square kilometer.
The municipal elementary and junior high schools are near \u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0.
The nearest station is Goi Station on the JR East Uchibo Line and Kururi Line.
Several bus routes pass through the town.
The Ichihara City Museum of History is nearby. Also nearby is Chiba University Gardening Department.
\u5317\u56fd\u5206\u5bfa\u53f0 may seem like just another residential area. It has a rich history. It has connections to ancient ruins. It is a vibrant part of Ichihara City.