Hinochuuo

(Image: 66KB)

Postal code: ２３４‐００５３

Hino Chuo 1-chome to Hino-Chuo 3-chome

Statistical data representing the current status and transition of Konan Ward
Please refer to the latest data book Konan.

It is a town newly established from a part of Hino-cho with the indication of the house in 1993.
In the old days, it was called Hinogo, and it was divided into four villages: Miyagaya Village, Miyanoshita Village, Kin Imura and Yoshiwara Village. At the time of the municipal system enforcement in 1889, Hino-go and Sasashita-go were combined, taking the "Sun" and "Sasashita" of "Hino" were taken into Kusaka Village. (Merger Hino Village, Sasa Shimomura, Yabe Nomura, Tanaka Village, Kuriki Village, Kaminakasato Village, Minemura, and Kooritori Sawamura). Kusaka Village is referred to as "Hinoshitamura" in the notification of the Kanagawa Prefecture Gazette" issued by the municipal system in 1889, but according to Hiroyoshi Takeuchi, Kusaka Village was first referred to as "Kusakamura", but in the early Taisho In the early days, no one reads "Kusaka", and it is common to call it "Hishimura". At the time of transfer to Yokohama City on April 1, 1927, Kuraki-gun (Kurakigun) Kusaka-mura, Hino character Motonomiya, Miyagaya, Miyanoshita, Kanai, Yoshiwara to Hino Town. The name of "Hino-cho" is based on the old village name. The current town name was taken from the previous town name "Hino Town".
The Kamakura Highway passes on the west side, the Hino River flows on the southwest side, the Yokohama Yokosuka Road passes, and there is Hino Interchange in 2-chome. There is a Sakuramichi cherry blossom viewing course at the municipal Hino Park Cemetery that spreads out in 1-chome.

Source: "Yokohama Town Name" (Issued by Yokohama City)
For more information, please see the page that summarizes the names of Konan Ward.

• Lady
• Groske's story
• Tatara no Fire and Yamato Takeru
• Occupant of Kasuga Shrine
• Hidden Village in Tametomo Minamotono
• The sword mound of Yoshisada Nitta
• Bridge and Hino Hakkei

"Sasashita-Hino" (PDF: 4,274KB)

• Kasuga Shrine's shrine forest [November 1, 1992 Yokohama City Designated Natural Monument]
• Tree flora of Hinochuuo Park [November 1, 1993 Yokohama City Designated Natural Monument]
• Kasuga Shrine main hall, bill hall, and hall attached building tag [November 1, 1994, Yokohama City Designated Tangible Cultural Property]

• Vladimir (100 years old, 20 meters tall, 2 meters circumference) Hino Chuo 2-chome, 2046 Kasuga Shrine)
• Shirakashi (100 years old, 18 meters tall, 2.1 meters circumference) Hino Chuo 2-chome, 2046 Kasuga Shrine)
• Sudajii (400 years old, 20 meters tall, 4.5 meters circumference. Hino Chuo 1-chome, 1549 Private House)
• Sudajii (400 years old, 20 meters tall, 3.6 meters circumference. Hino Chuo 1-chome, 1549 Private House)