Kamikita district

Kamikita district is an administrative area in east-central Aomori Prefecture encompassing rural communities and towns. The region features farmland, forests, and residential areas spread across a mix of flat and hilly terrain.

The district traces its origins to ancient Japanese administrative systems when the region fell under Northern Fujiwara control. The area underwent restructuring during the Meiji era, establishing its modern administrative framework.

Communities in the district celebrate seasonal festivals tied to agricultural cycles and traditional practices. Local artisans and farmers maintain customs that shape everyday life and mark the rhythm of the year.

The district is accessible through regional roads and rail connections linking to larger cities in Aomori Prefecture. Visitors can travel between municipalities using local buses or personal transportation.

The town of Rokkasho within the district operates a major nuclear fuel reprocessing facility. This installation represents a significant part of Japan's energy infrastructure and technological development.

Location: Aomori Prefecture

Inception: October 30, 1878

Shares border with: Aomori, Hachinohe, Misawa, Shimokita District, Sannohe District, Mutsu

GPS coordinates: 40.77389,141.26083

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:30