Tateyama

Tateyama is a city placed in Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. As of one October 2016, the metropolis had an estimated populace of 26,212 in 9452 households and a populace density of 85 people per km². The overall place of the town turned into 307.29 square kilometres. The area of gift-day Tateyama changed into a part of historical Etchu Province. The village of Tatayama was created on May 12, 1894.

It become expanded to metropolis status on January 10, 1954. Until approximately the cease of the Edo duration, the Gohyakkoku location turned into called Takaharano. It originates from a time when village government officials requested the Kaga clan for permission to reclaim an open area of untamed fields that become really worth five hundred kokudaka, or gohyaku-kokudaka. Development went underway, and permission was granted for the formation of a metropolis inside the area.

Around the region of Gohyakkoku Tenman Shrine, site visitors from north to south shaped among Toyama Bay and Mt. Tateyama. From there, they could intersect with streets that ran east to west from the city to central Toyama City. This set the scene for developing areas of agriculture and companies. Tateyama has seven public standard faculties and one public center college operated by the village authorities. There is one public high school operated by using the Toyama Board of Education.