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In 1973, four towns—Kabe, Kūdō, Asa, and Shiraki—joined Hiroshima. This marked the birth of Asakita Ward. Asakita Ward sprawls across a vast 353.35 square kilometers. This makes it the largest of Hiroshima’s eight wards. Asakita Ward is a fascinating blend of urban and rural landscapes. The northern part encompasses the former Asa District and parts of the southern Takata District. This area is more mountainous and less densely populated. Did you know that the Hiroshima Bunkyo Women’s College is nestled within Asakita? This adds a youthful vibrancy to the area. Asakita is also home to the Hiroshima Asa Zoological Park. This popular attraction draws visitors from all over. Asakita’s history dates back to the merging of these four towns. They brought their own distinct character and traditions. This fusion created a unique cultural tapestry. As of 2006, Asakita Ward had a population of 156,516. This gives it a relatively low population density, considering its size. Imagine exploring the blend of old and new. You can discover traditional neighborhoods alongside modern developments. Asakita Ward has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are hot and humid. Winters are cool and mild. The average annual temperature is a pleasant 14.9°C. The varied landscape and rich history of Asakita Ward offer a unique experience. It provides a glimpse into Hiroshima beyond the city center.

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