Akishima - Revision history

Wija at 13:10, 7 July 2007

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	== Eternal Links ==		== Eternal Links ==
-	* [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website]	+	* [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website] (Japanese)

	[[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]		[[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
	[[Category:Tama Neighborhoods]]		[[Category:Tama Neighborhoods]]
	[[Category:Japanese Cities]]		[[Category:Japanese Cities]]

Wija at 15:19, 9 December 2006

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	As of [[2006]], the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².		As of [[2006]], the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².
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	== History ==		== History ==

Shinjukueki at 17:30, 23 October 2006

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	== Eternal Links ==		== Eternal Links ==
	* [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website]		* [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website]
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		+	[[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
		+	[[Category:Tama Neighborhoods]]
		+	[[Category:Japanese Cities]]

Shinjukueki at 17:29, 23 October 2006

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-	'''Akishima (昭島)''' is a city located in [[Tama]] area, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Along with the midstream west shore of [[Tama River]], a large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-[[Oume Line]]) in the mid-northen part of Akishima city.	+	'''Akishima (昭島)''' is a city located in the [[Tama]] area of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Along with the midstream west shore of [[Tama River]], a large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-[[Oume Line]]) in the mid-northen part of Akishima city.

	Between the end of [[Meiji era]] and [[Taisho era]] sericulture was major industry of Akishima.		Between the end of [[Meiji era]] and [[Taisho era]] sericulture was major industry of Akishima.

Shinjukueki: /* History */

2006-10-23T17:28:55Z

History

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	== History ==		== History ==

-	During the end of [[Meiji era]] to early [[Showa era]], filatures started ~~the~~ operation in this area, mulberries were planted in the whole city area in [[Taisho era]]. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread prices suddenly crashed. Therefore, sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped doing business.	+	During the end of [[Meiji era]] to early [[Showa era]], filatures started operation in this area, mulberries were planted in the whole city area in [[Taisho era]]. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread prices suddenly crashed. Therefore, sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped doing business.
-		+

	== Access ==		== Access ==

Shinjukueki at 17:28, 23 October 2006

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-	Akishima(昭島) is a city located in Tama area, Tokyo, Japan. Along with the midstream west shore of Tama ~~river.~~ large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-~~OUME line~~) mid-~~northan~~ part of Akishima city.	+	'''Akishima (昭島)''' is a city located in [[Tama]] area, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Along with the midstream west shore of [[Tama River]], a large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-[[Oume Line]]) in the mid-northen part of Akishima city.
-	Between the end of Meiji era and Taisho ~~ear~~ sericulture was major industry of Akishima.	+
-	Showa-cho(town) and Ojima-Mura(village) merged and became 7th Tokyo –Shi(city)in May 1995. Especially around Showa mid-era, Akishima invited manufacturing factories and built many housing apartment-type complexes that created more population and development of ~~Industry~~. ~~And~~ Akishima became one of the biggest suburb areas in Tokyo.	+	Between the end of [[Meiji era]] and [[Taisho era]] sericulture was major industry of Akishima.
-	As of 2006, the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².	+
		+	[[Showa-cho]] (town) and [[Ojima-Mura]] (village) merged and became 7th Tokyo –Shi (city)in May [[1995]]. Especially around Showa mid-era, Akishima invited manufacturing factories and built many housing apartment-type complexes that created more population and development of industry. Because of that, Akishima became one of the biggest suburb areas in [[Tokyo]].
		+
		+	As of [[2006]], the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².


	== History ==		== History ==

-	During the end of Meiji era to early Showa era, filatures started the operation in this area, mulberries ~~was~~ planted in the whole city area in Taisho era. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread ~~price was~~ suddenly ~~crash~~. Therefore ~~Sericulturist~~ decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped ~~the~~ business.	+	During the end of [[Meiji era]] to early [[Showa era]], filatures started the operation in this area, mulberries were planted in the whole city area in [[Taisho era]]. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread prices suddenly crashed. Therefore, sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped doing business.


	== Access ==		== Access ==

-	'''JR East Oume Line'''	+	'''[[JR East]] [[Oume Line]]'''
-	*Haijima station	+	*[[Haijima station]]
-	*Akishima station	+	*[[Akishima station]]
-	*Nakagami Station	+	*[[Nakagami Station]]
-	*Higashi nakagami station	+	*[[Higashi nakagami station]]
-	*Nishitachikawa station	+	*[[Nishitachikawa station]]

-	'''Seibu ~~haijima~~ Line'''	+	'''[[Seibu]] [[Haijima Line]]'''
-	*Seibu haijima station	+	*[[Seibu haijima station]]

	== Eternal Links ==		== Eternal Links ==
-	http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/	+	* [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website]

Jinfo: /* Access */

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Access

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	== Access ==		== Access ==

-	JR East Oume Line (Haijima station, Akishima station, Nakagami Station, Higashi nakagami station ~~and Nishitachikawa station)~~	+	'''JR East Oume Line'''
-	~~Seibu haijima Line (Seibu haijima~~ station)	+	*Haijima station
		+	*Akishima station
		+	*Nakagami Station
		+	*Higashi nakagami station
		+	*Nishitachikawa station

		+	'''Seibu haijima Line'''
		+	*Seibu haijima station

	== Eternal Links ==		== Eternal Links ==
	http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/		http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/

Jinfo: /* '''Akishima''' */

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'''Akishima'''

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-	~~== '''Akishima''' ==~~	+	Akishima(昭島) is a city located in Tama area, Tokyo, Japan. Along with the midstream west shore of Tama river. large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-OUME line) mid-northan part of Akishima city.
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-	Akishima(~~Japanese: 昭島市；-shi~~) is a city located in Tama area in Tokyo, Japan. Along with the midstream west shore of Tama river. large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-OUME line) mid-northan part of Akishima city.	+
	Between the end of Meiji era and Taisho ear sericulture was major industry of Akishima.		Between the end of Meiji era and Taisho ear sericulture was major industry of Akishima.
	Showa-cho(town) and Ojima-Mura(village) merged and became 7th Tokyo –Shi(city)in May 1995. Especially around Showa mid-era, Akishima invited manufacturing factories and built many housing apartment-type complexes that created more population and development of Industry. And Akishima became one of the biggest suburb areas in Tokyo.		Showa-cho(town) and Ojima-Mura(village) merged and became 7th Tokyo –Shi(city)in May 1995. Especially around Showa mid-era, Akishima invited manufacturing factories and built many housing apartment-type complexes that created more population and development of Industry. And Akishima became one of the biggest suburb areas in Tokyo.
	As of 2006, the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².		As of 2006, the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².

-	~~'''History'''~~

-	~~----~~	+	== History ==

	During the end of Meiji era to early Showa era, filatures started the operation in this area, mulberries was planted in the whole city area in Taisho era. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread price was suddenly crash. Therefore Sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped the business.		During the end of Meiji era to early Showa era, filatures started the operation in this area, mulberries was planted in the whole city area in Taisho era. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread price was suddenly crash. Therefore Sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped the business.

-	~~'''Akishima'''~~

-	~~----~~	+	== Access ==

	JR East Oume Line (Haijima station, Akishima station, Nakagami Station, Higashi nakagami station and Nishitachikawa station)		JR East Oume Line (Haijima station, Akishima station, Nakagami Station, Higashi nakagami station and Nishitachikawa station)
	Seibu haijima Line (Seibu haijima station)		Seibu haijima Line (Seibu haijima station)

-	~~'''Eternal Links'''~~
-
-	~~----~~

		+	== Eternal Links ==
	http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/		http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/

Jinfo at 16:43, 23 October 2006

2006-10-23T16:43:14Z

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== '''Akishima''' ==

Akishima(Japanese: 昭島市；-shi) is a city located in Tama area in Tokyo, Japan. Along with the midstream west shore of Tama river. large shopping district and business district is around Akishima station (JR-OUME line) mid-northan part of Akishima city.
Between the end of Meiji era and Taisho ear sericulture was major industry of Akishima.
Showa-cho(town) and Ojima-Mura(village) merged and became 7th Tokyo –Shi(city)in May 1995. Especially around Showa mid-era, Akishima invited manufacturing factories and built many housing apartment-type complexes that created more population and development of Industry. And Akishima became one of the biggest suburb areas in Tokyo.
As of 2006, the city has an estimated population of 112,023 and the density of 6,314.31 persons per km². The total area is 17.33 km².

'''History'''

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During the end of Meiji era to early Showa era, filatures started the operation in this area, mulberries was planted in the whole city area in Taisho era. Around this era, sericulture business was most prospered in that time, but during Showa era, silk thread price was suddenly crash. Therefore Sericulturist decreased. Almost all Sericulturist stopped the business.

'''Akishima'''

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JR East Oume Line (Haijima station, Akishima station, Nakagami Station, Higashi nakagami station and Nishitachikawa station)
Seibu haijima Line (Seibu haijima station)

'''Eternal Links'''

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http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/