Goshogawara

Goshogawara is a city located in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. As of 31 December 2017, the metropolis has an envisioned populace of 55,746 in 25540 households, and a populace density of 140 men and women in line with km2. The general location of the city is 404.18 square kilometres 156.05 squaremi. The region of Goshogawara was part of the holdings of the Tsugaru extended family of Hirosaki Domain inside the Edo period. After the submit-Meiji recuperation cadastral reform of 1889, the vicinity have become a part of Kitatsugaru District, Aomori, and turned into divided into the village of Goshogawara, Sakae, Miyoshi, Nakagawa, Nagahashi, Nanawa, Matsushima and Itayanagi in 1889.

On July 1, 1898, Goshogawara changed into extended to city reputation. On October 1, 1954. Goshogawara absorbed the villages of Sakae, Nakagawa, Nagahashi, Matsushima and Iizume to create the metropolis of Goshogawara. On April 1, 1958, Goshogawara absorbed a portion of the town of Kizukuri. The economy of Goshogawara is blended. The metropolis serves as a local business middle. Agricultural produce consists of rice and apples, and commercial fishing consists of clams. The Aomori Technopolis High-Tech Industrial Park is placed within the city.