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(Japan > Hiroshima Prefecture > Numakuma District) was a district located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The original district areas contained some parts of the present city of Fukuyama. The district hall was placed together with Fukatsu District (later merged with Yasuna District to form Fukayasu District) at the town of Fukuyama in Fukatsu District, but in 1898, their own district hall was placed at the town of Tomo (now the town of Tomo in the city of Fukuyama). In 1954, the town of Matsunaga and 6 villages merged and gained city status to become the city of Matsunaga (later in 1966, the city merged with the city of Fukuyama and dissolved). Afterwards, the towns and villages within the district continued on to merge either into the cities of Fukuyama and Onomichi, and the last remaining town of Numakuma merged into the city of Fukuyama on February 1, 2005 and Numakuma District dissolved. ==The following towns and villages were part of the district (as of the 1889 municipal status enforcement)== * Tomo (鞆町) * Akasaka (赤坂村) * Imazu (今津村) * Urasaki (浦崎村) * Ka (神村) * Kashima (神島村) * Kanae (金江村) * Kusado (草戸村) * Kumano (熊野村) * Gōbun (郷分村) * Saba (佐波村) * Samna (山南村) * Sanba (山波村) * Seto (瀬戸村) * Takasu (高須村) * Tashima (田島村) * Tajiri (田尻村) * Chitose (千年村) * Tsunogō (津之郷村) * Nishi (西村) * Hashirijima (走島村) * Higashi (東村) * Fujie (藤江村) * Hongō (本郷村) * Matsunaga (松永村) * Minomi (水呑村) * Momoshima (百島村) * Yanaizu (柳津村) * Yamate (山手村) * Yokoshima (横島村) (1 town, 29 villages. The district hall never placed within Numakuma District (~1898), but Numakuma-Fukatsu District Hall was placed at the town of Fukuyama in Fukatsu District.) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Numakuma District, Hiroshima」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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