A former town in Sayo District, western Hyogo Prefecture. Located in the Chikusa River basin, the town is on the Kishin Line. The residents are farmers, but many also have other jobs. The town has a local leather industry. The town's name comes from Nankoubou Ruriji Temple, a famous Shingon Buddhist temple. In October 2005, it was incorporated into Sayo District's Sayo Town along with Mikazuki Town and Kozuki Town. Area: 49.86 km2 . Population: 4,535 (2003). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
兵庫県西部,佐用郡の旧町。千種(ちくさ)川流域を占め,姫新(きしん)線が通じる。農業を営むが,兼業が多い。地場産業の皮革産業がある。町名は真言宗の名寺南光坊瑠璃寺に由来。2005年10月佐用郡三日月町,上月町と佐用郡佐用町へ編入。49.86km2。4535人(2003)。
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