A town in Myozai County in the northeastern part of Tokushima Prefecture, occupying the lowlands on the south bank of the Yoshino River. The main settlement is a transportation hub along the Iyo Highway (National Route 192) and the Tokushima Line. From the Edo period to the early Meiji period, it was a center for indigo cultivation, and later became a mulberry plantation and rice paddy field via the Asana irrigation channel. Rice cultivation, vegetable cultivation, dairy farming, and livestock farming are thriving. 28.85 km2 . Population: 25,954 (2010). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
徳島県北東部,吉野川南岸の低地を占める名西(みょうざい)郡の町。主集落は伊予街道(国道192号線)と徳島線に沿う交通要地。江戸時代から明治前期にかけてアイ栽培の一中心で,のち桑園化と麻名(あさな)用水による水田化が行われた。米作,野菜栽培,酪農・畜産が盛ん。28.85km2。2万5954人(2010)。
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