A former town in Ashina County in the southeastern part of Hiroshima Prefecture. The area is centered on the alluvial plain of the Ashida River, and the Fukuen Line runs through the town. In addition to rice cultivation, the town is also active in the textile and dyeing industries. Bingo Kasuri (woven textiles) is particularly famous. Wholesale trade is also thriving. In February 2003, the town was incorporated into Fukuyama City. Area: 53.10 km2 . Population: 21,696 (2000). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
広島県南東部,芦品(あしな)郡の旧町。芦田川の沖積平野が中心で,福塩線が通じる。米作を行うほか,織物業と染色業も盛ん。特に備後絣(びんごがすり)が有名。卸売業も盛ん。2003年2月,福山市へ編入。53.10km2。2万1696人(2000)。
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