Ōnan

Ōnan extends across mountainous terrain in the Ōchi district, featuring agricultural landscapes and traditional Japanese residential architecture at coordinates 34.893917N, 132.437806E.

The establishment of Ōnan occurred on October 1, 2004, through the consolidation of multiple smaller municipalities within the Shimane Prefecture administrative region.

Local residents maintain traditional farming practices throughout the seasons, producing rice and regional crops that form the foundation of Shimane Prefecture cuisine.

The town connects to neighboring municipalities through regional roads and provides essential services including schools, community centers, and local government facilities.

The Naka River flows through the region, supporting both agricultural irrigation systems and environmental preservation efforts within the town boundaries.

Location: Ochi District

Inception: October 1, 2004

Shares border with: Miyoshi, Akitakata, Kitahiroshima, Hamada, Gotsu, Kawamoto, Misato

Website: https://town.ohnan.lg.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.89392,132.43781

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:10