Funai district

Funai district covers 303 square kilometers of land in central Japan, encompassing the town of Kyotamba within its territorial boundaries.

The district emerged during the Meiji period reforms, receiving its formal administrative designation on April 10, 1879, as part of Japan's modernization.

The region maintains traditional agricultural practices across its rural landscape, contributing to the preservation of Japanese farming techniques and local customs.

The district contains a population of 17,945 residents distributed across its territory, resulting in a population density of 59 persons per square kilometer.

Three separate towns - Tanba, Mizuho, and Wachi - merged in October 2005 to establish the current municipality of Kyotamba within the district.

Location: Kyoto Prefecture

Inception: April 10, 1879

GPS coordinates: 35.16667,135.41667

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:20