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dancing song, Junshin had an illicit affair with a comb-maker's daughter, and the two of them attempted to elope. After they were caught leaving Tosa without permission, Junshin was permanently expelled from Tosa, and the two of them were separated. Junshin lived in this building for the remainder of
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Kawanoe Castle was built in 1337 at the beginning of the
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is a direct route over the mountains between Tosa (modern day Kochi) and Iyo (modern day Ehime) that was used from ancient times to the Edo era. In
Shikokuchūō, the road starts in Kawanoe, passes through Shingu, and continues to Sasagamine ridge in Otoyo Town, Kochi. Parts of the road date back to
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Central City" and was so named in the hopes of becoming the new capital of the island of
Shikoku, should the four prefectures be merged into one state. However, this name has been roundly criticized for its unoriginality, and is known as one of the "strange city names" throughout Japan.
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Shikokuchūō has 18 public elementary schools and six public middle schools and one combined public elementary/middle school operated by the city government. The city has three public high schools operated by the Ehime
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was filmed in
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In recent years the Tosa Kaidō has been maintained through the efforts of volunteers. Hikers can walk on a footpath from
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city council of 22 members. Shikokuchūō contributes three members to the Ehime
Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the town is part of Ehime 3rd district of the
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1620:Tosa Kaidō
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358:population
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208:Government
197:Prefecture
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2101:Districts
2022:Matsuyama
2014:Core city
1999:Matsuyama
1393:Education
460:Tosa town
410:Tokushima
402:Takamatsu
372:Geography
366:port city
264:UTC+09:00
259:Time zone
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1852:Archived
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151:133°33′E
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344:Shikoku
295:Website
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190:Shikoku
176:Country
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2130:Kihoku
2113:Masaki
2040:Cities
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1282:tenryō
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185:Region
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2147:Ikata
2072:Seiyo
2067:Saijō
1718:Notes
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348:is a
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