Ginan

Ginan is a metropolis placed in Hashima District, Gifu, Japan. As of one December 2018, the town had an expected population of 25,661 and a population density of 3200 men and women in step with km2, in 10,633 families. The total location of the city was 7.91 rectangular kilometres. The area around Ginan become part of traditional Owari Province till the route of the Kiso River shifted in 1586, after which time it turned into part of Mino Province. It turned into an historical agreement on the important river crossing connecting Nagoya with Gifu.

During the Edo period, it became divided between territory managed with the aid of Owari Domain and diverse small hatamoto holdings. During the publish-Meiji recovery cadastral reforms, the area turned into organised into Haguri District, Gifu Prefecture, which became sooner or later transferred to Hashima District, Gifu. The contemporary village of Ginan became shaped on September 26, 1956 through the merger of the villages of Yatsuru and Kamiheguri. It became improved to town reputation four days afterward October 1, 1956. Plans to merge with the neighbouring town of Gifu were rejected by means of a referendum in June 2004.