A former town in Inashiki County in southern Ibaraki Prefecture. Established as a town in 1983. It is made up of the Tsukuba Inashiki Plateau and the lowlands along Ushiku Swamp. Rice and vegetables are cultivated here. It is part of the Tsukuba Science City area and is home to the Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute. Incorporated into Tsukuba City in November 2002. Area: 24.48 km2 . Population: 25,838 (2000). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
茨城県南部,稲敷(いなしき)郡の旧町。1983年町制。筑波稲敷台地と牛久(うしく)沼に沿った低地からなる。米,蔬菜の栽培を行う。筑波研究学園都市区域に入り,森林総合研究所などがある。2002年11月,つくば市に編入。24.48km2。2万5838人(2000)。
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