Tōda district

Tōda district spans across 157 square kilometers of land in northeastern Japan, containing the municipalities of Misato and Wakuya.

The district emerged from the former Mutsu Province, receiving official recognition in 766 through documentation in the Shoku Nihongi records.

The district maintains traditional Japanese administrative structures, reflecting local governance patterns that evolved from the Meiji period reforms.

The region accommodates 45,374 residents distributed across its territory, maintaining a population density of 289 individuals per square kilometer.

Archaeological findings between the Hirose and Nanakita Rivers reveal agricultural systems dating back to the eighth century.

Location: Miyagi Prefecture

Inception: October 21, 1878

Shares border with: Osaki

GPS coordinates: 38.53700,141.13700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:56