Ogori, Provincial city in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.
Ogori is a city located in southern Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, spanning a narrow stretch of land. The Homan River runs through it from north to south, shaping the local geography.
Ogori began as a village and became a town in 1953, underwent changes through community mergers in 1955, and gained full city status in 1972. These administrative transitions shaped how the city developed and grew.
The population of 59,590 residents maintains traditional celebrations throughout the year, displaying local customs and regional agricultural products.
The city serves as a practical hub connecting the nearby regions of Kurume and Yanagawa, making it easy for visitors to reach multiple destinations. Its location along the Homan River helps with navigation and moving through the area.
The city exhibits a specific geographical pattern, stretching in a long, narrow formation from north to south across the Fukuoka landscape.
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