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2005 Agriculture and Forestry Census

Last update date February 18, 2019

2005 “Agriculture in Yokohama”

Table of Contents, Agriculture and Forestry Census and Contents of this document, precautions for use (PDF: 277KB)

Outline of survey results (PDF: 659KB)

Description of terminology (PDF: 228KB)

Statistical table

Administrative District Statistics Table (PDF: 213KB)

Statistical table by old municipalities (PDF: 2,624KB)

Statistics table by agricultural settlement (PDF: 1,720KB)

2005 Agriculture and Forestry Census

The Agriculture and Forestry Census (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Designated Statistics No. 26) aims to clarify the current situation and trends of agriculture and forestry in Japan, and to prepare basic and comprehensive statistical data necessary for promoting agriculture and forestry administration. For the purpose, the survey was started in 1950 as the World Agricultural Census in 1950, and has been implemented every 10 years since 1960, including the Forestry Census. In the middle year, Japan's own agricultural census was carried out on its own.
This survey is the twelfth survey in agriculture and the sixth in forestry. From this time, the Agricultural Census and the Forestry Census will be integrated and implemented every five years.
"Agriculture" in this census refers to performing cultivation, livestock raising, sericulture, and agricultural processing (using self-produced crops as raw materials) for profit or self-consumption. Among households, the cultivated cultivated land area is 10 ares or more, or even if it is less than 10 ares, the total agricultural sales for one year before the survey date was 150,000 yen or more. Of these, households with a managed cultivated land area of 30 ares or more, or whose total sales of 500,000 yen or more for one year before the survey date are referred to as “sale farmers”, and other households are referred to as “self-sufficient farmers”. Both are called “total farmers”.

Overview of agricultural division (total farmers)

As of February 1, 2005

Overview of agricultural sector classification (total farmers) 1
Annual Administrative district	Number of farmers (households)			Farm population (people)
Annual Administrative district	Total number	Sales farmers	Self-sufficient farmers	Total number	Men	Women
1985	6,751	4,549	2,202	34,404	17,180	17,224
1990	6,106	4,094	2,012	30,293	15,142	15,151
1995	5,190	3,493	1,697	24,753	15,142	15,151
2000	4,693	3,040	1,653	22,366	11,181	11,185
2005	4,423	2,655	1,768	18,687	9,345	9,342
Tsurumi Ward	63	31	32	226	120	106
Kanagawa Ward	205	157	48	917	445	472
Nishi Ward	－	－	－	－	－	－
Naka Ward	2	－	2	8	5	3
Minami Ward	16	3	13	44	21	23
Konan Ward	95	51	44	400	206	194
Hodogaya Ward	154	99	55	605	298	307
Asahi Ward	406	199	207	1,595	815	780
Isogo Ward	38	27	11	143	80	63
Kanazawa Ward	79	28	51	319	161	158
Kohoku Ward	471	278	193	2,046	1,003	1,043
Midori Ward	453	282	171	1,930	955	975
Aoba Ward	543	290	253	2,169	1,086	1,083
Tsuzuki Ward	589	373	216	2,592	1,288	1,304
Totsuka Ward	404	245	159	1,732	868	864
Sakae Ward	163	75	88	679	348	331
Izumi Ward	478	326	152	2,096	1,061	1,035
Seya Ward	264	191	73	1,186	585	601

Overview of agricultural division (total farmers) 2
Annual Administrative district	Agricultural working population (people) [Sales Farmers] （※1）			Arable land area (a) [Total Farmers]				Arable land area per farmhouse (a) [Total Farmers]	Abandoned cultivated land (a) [Total Farmers]
Annual Administrative district	Total number	Men	Women	Total floor area	Rice field	Field	Orchards	Arable land area per farmhouse (a) [Total Farmers]	Abandoned cultivated land (a) [Total Farmers]
1985	…	…	…	341,876	42,295	233,220	66,361	51.0	5,920
1990	…	…	…	327,357	35,295	234,659	57,403	54.0	9,049
1995	…	…	…	279,421	25,347	191,450	62,624	54.0	6,772
2000	7,502	3,567	3,935	251,865	20,213	183,006	48,646	53.7	6,678
2005	6,577	3,300	3,277	230,513	…	…	…	52.1	6,702
Tsurumi Ward	72	41	31	1,780	…	…	…	28.3	41
Kanagawa Ward	437	234	203	15,745	…	…	…	76.8	207
Nishi Ward	－	－	－	－	－	－	－	－	－
Naka Ward	－	－	－	X	…	…	…	X	0
Minami Ward	8	3	5	1085	…	…	…	67.8	0
Konan Ward	129	62	67	3,350	…	…	…	35.3	101
Hodogaya Ward	256	129	127	9,031	…	…	…	58.6	187
Asahi Ward	431	211	220	18,032	…	…	…	44.4	1,050
Isogo Ward	56	27	29	X	…	…	…	X	312
Kanazawa Ward	68	29	39	1,448	…	…	…	18.3	22
Kohoku Ward	733	374	359	20,727	…	…	…	44.0	733
Midori Ward	690	326	364	23,765	…	…	…	52.5	297
Aoba Ward	663	325	338	24,094	…	…	…	44.4	829
Tsuzuki Ward	985	506	479	27,884	…	…	…	47.3	497
Totsuka Ward	613	309	304	21,668	…	…	…	53.6	781
Sakae Ward	195	95	100	5,963	…	…	…	36.6	313
Izumi Ward	798	401	397	33,010	…	…	…	69.1	830
Seya Ward	443	228	215	21,934	…	…	…	83.1	502

（※1） "Agricultural working population" refers to the number of households who mainly engaged in self-employed agriculture. Here, the total value of "sale farmers" is posted.
In addition, the cultivated land area of total farmers by land type is not counted in this census.

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