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Country
  
Japan

Prefecture
  
Hiroshima

Postal
  
731-0193

Population
  
234,916 (29 Feb 2012)

Region
  
Chugoku (Sanyo)

City
  
Hiroshima

Area
  
117.2 km²

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Time zone
  
Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

Asaminami-ku (安佐南区) is one of the eight wards of the city of Hiroshima, located in the south of the former district of Asa.

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Map of Asaminami Ward, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

Asa-gun consisted of Gion-cho, Yasufuruichi-cho, Sato-cho, Numata-cho. After being merged with Hiroshima in 1973, this ward was named Asaminami-ku. The largest station of Astramline, a new traffic system, is in Asaminami-ku. This system brought population inflow.

As of February 29, 2012, the ward has an estimated population of 234,916, with 96,925 households and a density of 2,004.57 persons per km². The total area is 117.19 km².

JR-Kabe line

  • Aki-Nagatsuka,
  • Shimo-Gion,
  • Furuichibashi,
  • Ōmachi,
  • Midorii,
  • Shichigenjaya,
  • Bairin,
  • Kami-Yagi
  • Astram line

  • Gion-shinbashi-kita,
  • Nishihara,
  • Nakasuji,
  • Furuichi,
  • Ōmachi,
  • Bishamondai,
  • Yasuhigashi,
  • Kamiyasu,
  • Takatori,
  • Chōrakuji,
  • Tomo,
  • Ōbara,
  • Tomo-chūō,
  • Ōzuka,
  • Koiki-koen-mae
  • Highway

  • San'yō Expressway
  • Hiroshima IC (Interchange=exit)
  • Numata PA
  • Hiroshima JCT
  • Hiroshima Expressway (NEXCO West)
  • Hiroshimaseifushinto IC
  • Hiroshima Expressway
  • Numata IC
  • Industry

    Hiroshima Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Gion closed its doors in 2003.

    Education

  • Hiroshima City University
  • Hiroshima University of Economics
  • Hiroshima Shudo University
  • Yasuda Women's University
  • Agriculture

    They used to produce Hiroshimana-zuke in Satou-chou. It is said that Hiroshimana-zuke had produced since the Edo period.

    Landslide

    In August 2014 many people died in a landslide after very heavy rain.[1]

    References

    Asaminami-ku, Hiroshima Wikipedia