Akō district

Akō district extends across 150 square kilometers of land in southwestern Hyogo Prefecture, containing the municipality of Kamigōri and bordering the Seto Inland Sea.

The district received its official administrative designation on January 8, 1879, during Japan's modernization period when the government reorganized territorial divisions across the country.

The district maintains traditional Japanese administrative practices while integrating modern governance systems, reflecting the evolution of local government structures in Japan.

The district houses a population of 18,014 residents distributed at a density of 119 people per square kilometer, supported by municipal services and transportation networks.

Located at the intersection of ancient provinces Harima and Tajima, the district combines coastal influences with inland characteristics, creating distinct geographical features.

Location: Hyogo Prefecture

Inception: January 8, 1879

GPS coordinates: 34.86667,134.35000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 10:48