A town in Akumi County, in the northwestern tip of Yamagata Prefecture. It occupies the southwestern foot of Mt. Chokai and the northern part of the Shonai Plain. In addition to producing rice, the town also cultivates vegetables such as radishes and watermelons. The Uetsu Main Line runs through the town. The foot of the mountain and the rocky coast are part of Chokai Quasi-National Park, and Fukura is the trailhead for Mt. Chokai. Area: 208.39 km2 . Population: 15,480 (2010). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
山形県北西端,飽海(あくみ)郡の町。鳥海山南西麓と庄内平野北部を占める。米を産するほか,ダイコン,スイカなど野菜栽培も行う。羽越(うえつ)本線が通じる。山麓と岩石海岸は鳥海国定公園に属し,吹浦(ふくら)は鳥海山登山口。208.39km2。1万5480人(2010)。
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