Kobuchizawa [town] - Kobuchizawa
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An old town in Kitakoma County, at the southwest foot of the Yatsugatake Mountains, in the northwestern tip of Yamanashi Prefecture. Development of the plateau has been progressing since ancient times, and highland vegetable cultivation and dairy farming are thriving. It is the junction of the Chuo Main Line and the Koumi Line, and is connected to the Chuo Expressway. It is a tourist base for the Yatsugatake Mountains and the Kiyosato Plateau. It was incorporated into Hokuto City in March 2006. 33.14 km2 . 6,013 people (2003). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
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山梨県北西端，八ヶ岳南西麓の北巨摩(きたこま)郡の旧町。古くから高原開拓が進み，高冷地野菜の栽培，酪農が盛ん。中央本線と小海(こうみ)線の分岐点で，中央自動車道が通じる。八ヶ岳，清里高原の観光基地。2006年３月北杜市へ編入。33.14km2。6013人（2003）。
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