Naka district, Administrative district in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Naka is an administrative district in Ibaraki Prefecture located in eastern Japan. It consists of several smaller settlements including the village of Tokai, connected by local roads that pass through agricultural land and residential areas.
The district was formed in 2005 when the town of Naka merged with the municipality of Urizura to create a new administrative entity. This consolidation reshaped the region's boundaries and governance structure.
The district forms part of Ibaraki Prefecture, where traditional agricultural practices and industrial developments shape the local community structure.
The district is accessible by local roads and best explored by car or public transport options. The area is quiet and rural in character, so allow extra time when traveling between locations.
The district maintains specific geographical coordinates at latitude 36.460556 and longitude 140.588056, positioning it strategically within Ibaraki Prefecture.
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