Kaisō district

Kaisō district extends across 128.31 square kilometers of land in the Kansai region, containing the town of Kimino within its boundaries.

The district emerged on April 1, 1896, through the consolidation of Nagusa and Ama districts, marking a significant change in regional administration.

Local residents maintain traditional agricultural practices, particularly focusing on the cultivation of oranges and Japanese apricots throughout the seasons.

The district connects to major transportation networks through the Kisei railway line and regional highways, providing access to surrounding municipalities.

With a population density of 85.6 inhabitants per square kilometer, the district represents the evolution of rural Japanese communities.

Location: Wakayama Prefecture

Inception: April 1, 1896

GPS coordinates: 34.15400,135.39300

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:49