Taneichi, Iwate
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Taneichi (種市町 Taneichi-machi) was the northernmost Pacific municipality in Kunohe County, Iwate Prefecture, Honshū Island, Japan.
- Area 168.55 km² (65.08 mi²)
- Population (2001) 16,962
- Local foods uni (sea urchin), hoya (sea pineapple)
- Town Slogan "Natural Paradise"
- Town Mascot Dai-chan (small image)
On January 1, 2006 Taneichi was merged with the village of Ōno to form the new town of Hirono.
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[edit] Schools
[edit] Elementary schools (municipal)
- Taneichi Elementary School - 種市小学校
- Hiranai Elementary School - 平内小学校
- Kadonohama Elementary School - 角浜小学校
- Jounai Elementary/Junior High School - 城内小中学校
- Yamato Elementary/Junior High School - 大和小中学校
- Shukunohe Elementary School - 宿戸小学校
- Nakano Elementary School - 中野小学校
- Okonai Elementary School - 小子内小学校
[edit] Middle / Junior High Schools (municipal)
- Taneichi Junior High - 種市中学校
- Kadonohama Junior High - 角浜中学校
- Jounai Elementary / Junior High School - 城内小中学校
- Yamato Elementary / Junior High School - 大和小中学校
- Shukunohe Junior High - 宿戸中学校
- Nakano Junior High - 中野中学校
[edit] High School (prefectural)
- Taneichi Senior High School - 種市高等学校
[edit] External links
- Hirono official website (Japanese)
- Taneichi Senior High School Homepage (Japanese)
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