Ikata - Knowledge (XXG)

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example, Ikata Elementary School is Ikata's largest elementary school; there were 303 students in 1987, 162 in 2006, and 128 in 2014; Toyonoura Elementary was Old Ikata's smallest school; it had 51 students in 1987, and only 14 in 2007. before it closed in 2010. Currently, Futami Elementary is Ikata's smallest Elementary school with 21 students. However, plans are in effect to close the school at the end of the current fiscal year (April, 2015).

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lies a commemorative stone plaque bearing the signatures of each of the mayors at the time. It is home to Adventure Hill—a playground full of climbing nets, roller slides, and other children's play equipment. The park is free and open to the public. Tennis courts and a gravel field are available in the Community Grounds adjacent to the park. Reservations for use are made at the town office.

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as female switches weekly. The Onsen is wheelchair-friendly and offers bathing options to fit every need. A local-goods shop and a restaurant are located in the onsen. Overnight stays are not available. Public transportation is available daily. A bus stop is located directly in front of the entrance. Parking is free. According to legend, a giant crab lives in the adjacent Kamegaike Pond.

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pendants using pearls harvested from Uwa Sea to the south are also on sale. The second floor is a folk museum with scale-model fishing boat, and other tools and items of cultural significance to Ikata on display year-round. The third floor is a rest area offering a panorama view of the peninsula. Kirara-kan is connected to the Ikata Visitors House.

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was completed. It follows the coastline, and is thus extremely winding and narrow, with very little room for cars to pass. Traversing the peninsula by this route takes hours and can be quite nerve-wracking; this earned it the ire of the locals, who came up with a disparaging nickname that is a pun on

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113 persons per km. However, much of the land on the peninsula is quite mountainous and not suited for development; the population density of the individual settlements, which are squeezed into the small bay areas in the foothills of the mountains, is much higher. Extrapolating from data based on the

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Like much of rural Japan, Ikata faces a rapidly declining and aging population. According to the Ikata website, roughly 40% of the town's population is 65 or older. Furthermore, many elementary and middle schools have closed since the 1970s. Those that remain have very small student populations. For

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A hot spring bathing facility and park opened to the public in August 2007. Hot spring water is sourced from a well at a depth of 1,500 meters. The bath is divided into two large bathing areas "Misaki" and "Toji" that are male or female only. Which area is designated as male and which is designated

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This park was constructed to commemorate the official joining of Ikata to her Sister City of Red Wing, Minnesota, after which it is named. Of note is the 21-meter stainless-steel monument located at the entrance of the park, a twin sister of the one in Bay Point Park, Red Wing. Beneath the monument

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The most recent mayoral election took place on April 13, 2014 which found incumbent Yamashita in seat for his third term as mayor. 85.33% of the total 9,190 eligible voters turning out to cast a ballot. Mr. Yamashita garnered a total of 3,266 of the electorate while a certain Mr. Yoshihisa Hatanaka

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The length of the peninsula makes accurate weather prediction difficult for the town; when driving down Melody Line, it is not uncommon to find it sunny between one set of tunnels, rainy between another, and foggy between yet another. Ikata's position, stretching out into the ocean, also makes it a

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The climate in Ikata is warm, with an average year-round temperature of 16–17 °C (61–63 °F) and 1,500 ml of yearly rain. The coldest parts of winter remain above freezing (5 °C or 41 °F on average), with snowfall seen only once or twice per year. Rain is concentrated in the

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Opened in 1994, Kirara-kan houses an aquarium and sells souvenirs and local agricultural products. There are also several exhibits on display such as an Ikata Toji (Brew Master) exhibit and an International Relations exhibit with items on display from Ikata's sister city of Red Wing. Necklaces and

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portion of the road built to celebrate its anniversary that was completed and added in 2011, so the road could literally have a "melody". The road "plays" parts of two Japanese songs when certain sections of the road are driven over. Unlike the old roads, Melody Line boasts two full lanes and runs

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stands in Suka Park in Mitsukue as a memorial dedicated to the nine young men (ages 21–28) who were stationed in the Mitsukue area for these exercises. According to the plaque on the monument, the men were quite friendly with the locals, and stories are still told about them in the neighborhood to

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Long ago a large crab lived in the Kuchō Pond. The crab grew bigger and bigger every day, until it reached eight tatami mats in size and was unable to swim comfortably in its pond. Looking for a new home, it went to the Kamegaike Pond in the next neighborhood over. In Kamegaike Pond there lived a

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Located atop a mountain in the Gongen Mountain Park, Seto Wind Hill Park is located in the center of the peninsula and is free and open to the public. From it you can see dozens of Ikata's 29.5-meter, 4.3-ton windmills, and get up close to 11 of them. An actual wing of one of the windmills is on

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This unique geography has greatly influenced Ikata's growth. On the one hand, it has presented significant challenges to urban development that were not overcome until recently in the town's long history. On the other, the peninsula is what gives the town its beautiful mountain and ocean scenery

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The crab thus found a new, larger home, and swam around happily. Unfortunately, its swimming caused the pond to overflow nearly every day, and the waves often capsized the nearby farmers' boats. The distraught farmers thus prayed to the gods to have the crab sealed at the bottom of the pond.

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The Karashishi is most notably found in Japan at the entrance of Shinto Shrines and are used to either ward-off bad spirits or welcome good spirits. The Karashishi dance in Ikata involves two persons dancing under a single guardian lion costume to the beat of the drum of a young boy. Ikata's

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ultimately won, only to be arrested in February 2006 for corruption relating to government construction contracts. He resigned soon thereafter. A second race was held in April 2006, with Kazuhiko Yamashita defeating rival Kiyohiko Takakado by only 90 votes. Voter turnout was 87.43%.

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Due to Ikata's length and mountainous terrain, regular bus service did not reach the tip of the peninsula until the 1960s. Until then, the only public transportation available was local ferries that connected the bays of each neighborhood. In 1963, the original

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The former town of Seto erected eleven Mitsubishi MWT-1000 wind generators in January 2002. The Old Ikata installed two Vestas V52-850 kW generators in March 2005. Together they have an expected yearly energy output of 34,700 MWh.

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Every September a handful of local men and women gather along the Ōku beach to sing and perform this dance, with the purpose of placating the dead spirit of a woman who is said to have been washed ashore in Ōku long, long

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Melody Line is such an improvement over the old roads that it has become a significant Ehime sightseeing attraction in itself, with many tourists coming to see cherry blossoms in the spring. Together with the city of

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Ikata is the site of Shikoku's only nuclear power plant. The Ikata Nuclear Power Plant has two Mitsubishi 538 MWe Pressurized Water Reactor units with the Two Reactor Coolant Loop design (similar to the original

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in 1889 with the establishment of the modern municipalities system, and other neighborhoods along the peninsula soon followed suit, many merging to reduce the number of independent settlements from 26 to 6.

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This lighthouse stands at the tip of the peninsula, overlooking the Hōyo Strait. On clear days you can see across to Kyūshū. Almost two kilometers of hiking trails and observation decks make up part of the

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city council of 13 members. Ikata together with Yawatahama, contributes two members to the Ehime Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the town is part of Ehime 4th district of the

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Ikata has six public elementary schools and three public middle schools operated by the city government. The city has one public high school operated by the Ehime Prefectural Board of Education.

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relatively straight down the peninsula. Seated high in the mountains, drivers can enjoy views of both the Pacific Ocean and Inland Sea. The route terminates at Misaki and continues over to

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The Ikata leg of the new National Route 197 was completed in 1987 and is the heart of transportation in modern Ikata, affectionately nicknamed "Melody Line". This nickname later spawned a

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Ikata is investing heavily in wind power infrastructure, with 45 additional towers currently under construction. The town plans to have a total of 60 generators within the next few years.

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floats carried by the young local men and women. Participants compete in repeatedly pulling the floats up along a giant 10-meter scaffold, then trying to drop theirs on top of the other.

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The tradition of the Ox Demon and festivals in Ikata dates back to the middle of Edo Japan (1800s). It is said that that Ox Demon and the voices of the men yelling おしょにん、エン、エン、エーン

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Local single women put on a wedding dress fashion show, followed by fireworks in the evening. An outdoor barbecue and bare-handed fish wrangling are held in the nearby Suka Park.

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Ethnically Ikata is extremely homogeneous with only a handful of non-Japanese residents, most of whom are either temporary farm laborers from China, or English educators on the

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Each main region of Ikata holds its own separate Autumn Festival. Misaki's is perhaps the most spectacular of the three. The main attraction is the battle between the Ox Demon

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This hands-on science museum teaches all about nuclear power with beautiful interactive displays and fun activities for all ages. The building is connected to the Kirara-kan,

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plants). Units 1 and 2 started up on September 30, 1977 and March 19, 1981 respectively. Unit 3 is a three loop PWR rated at 846 MWe that started up on December 15, 1994.

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can be seen in records of taxes paid to the feudal lords.The Mitsukue neighborhood prospered as a port town during the feudal period, as it was used as a port of rest for

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successfully reached the North Pole in 1997. He died in 2001 while attempting to walk from the North Pole back to his birthplace, the former town of Seto.

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March, 2014. National attention turns to Ikata as the towns elections near. Many wonder if Ikata will approve the restart of its nuclear power generators.

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Following the merger a heated mayoral race was held, with 11 members of incumbent Kiyoyoshi Nakamoto's campaign arrested for electoral fraud. Challenger

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Per Japanese census data, the population of Ikata has been decreasing steadily since the 1950s, and is now less than third of what it was a century ago.

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The various neighborhoods of Ikata are found nestled among the foothills of the mountains, connected only by winding coastal roads and a single highway,

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most recent land survey, only 3.21% of the town's land is inhabited; this puts the population density at a much higher 3,510 persons/kilometer-squared.

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along National Route 197. These are highway rest stops that offer refreshments, travel information, recreation facilities, and local goods for sale.

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poet whose unique and quirky poems have been featured in elementary school textbooks in Japan. He was born in the Kuchō neighborhood of Ikata.

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which, bolstered by significant investments in infrastructure and tourist facilities, has formed the basis for a burgeoning tourism industry.

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receive the blessings of local Buddhist priests in the form of a set of ceremonial dances. Afterwards, lucky decorative ornaments and free

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period. (1624-1644) Especially popular at the time, many believe that it first made its appearance in Ikata at then Kawanagata-ura (川永田浦).

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of 646, Ikata and the greater surrounding area became known as the Uwa District in 701. The Uwa District covered the entire Nanyo region (

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system. This traffic was likely the source of the demand for Nobutaka's abortive attempt to create a shortcut through the peninsula.

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Ikata is a small town, with a population of 8,196 as of June 30, 2023. The total land area of the town is 94.37 km, making the

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Although the origins of the five-deer dance are unknown, it is said that its traditions were brought over from Uwajima during the

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plants) and one Mitsubishi Pressurized Water Reactor unit with the Three Reactor Coolant Loop design (similar to the Westinghouse

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The installation of many new windmills in 2006 and 2007 solicited a significant amount of noise complaints from nearby residents.

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Since then, Ikata has put much effort into expanding the horizons of its residents through English language education via the

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The Horikiri Bridge ("trench-cutting bridge"), spans the gorge where Nobutaka attempted to dig a canal through the peninsula

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display in the park so visitors can get a better idea of the actual size. Benches and observation decks dot the park and

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Ikata's largest town celebration in late summer, the Kinahaiya Ikata Festival, is another example of the Iyo dialect—

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potato, black sesame, and more. A Christmas tree decorated with mikan orange peels, a monument to Ikata explorer

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and mikan juice. More than 20 different varieties of mikan are grown in Ikata. Old Ikata also has a very old

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Ikata experienced significant political turbulence leading up to and immediately following the April 1, 2005

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performers are especially well-known throughout most of the prefecture for their dedication to the dance.

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There has been and remains political resistance among some Ikata residents to the nuclear power plant.

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Some members of the Heike family secretly settled in the Seto area in 1185 after being defeated in the

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In addition to the beauty of its rugged, natural landscape, Ikata has long been known for fishing and

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This population issue was a significant part of the impetus for the recent merger of Old Ikata with

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of 90 persons per km. The total area of the town is 93.98 square kilometres (36.29 sq mi)

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To this day, every year in the fall the local people hold a festival in which a ceremonial ox demon

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orange farming. In recent years Ikata has also become a hotspot of modern energy production—the

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Held on Seto's Kōmo Highland atop Mt. Miharashi, the main event of this festival is an outdoor

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this day. The men died on December 8, 1941, during one of the initial attacks on Pearl Harbor.

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Features an aquarium, an exhibit chronicling Ikata's relations with its American sister city,

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This is Ikata's largest summer festival. Attractions include film and dance competitions, a

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April 1, 2007, marked a milestone for the Ikata plant as it reached a total of 300 million

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3 important deities and demons make their appearance at most of Ikata's autumn festivals.

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about the windmills, submitted for Ikata's Windmill Festival, are on display year-round.

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Ikata's high school, Misaki High School, maintains an exchange program with Australia.

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March 31, 1955 — The villages of Ikata and Machimi merge, forming the old town of Ikata

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districts (North-, South-, East-, and West-Uwa, respectively). Ikata was designated a

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Hotta Construction Corp. "Memories of Past Construction Projects" No. 10 (March 2007)

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can be found in the names of places surrounded by mountains or located in foothills;

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produced much of Shikoku's electricity until it was shut down in 2012 following the

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mats in size, that lives in the Kamegaike Pond in Old Ikata's Futami neighborhood.

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brewmasters in the local area. There is even a museum dedicated to the Ikata Tōji.

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float is carried across the pond so as to keep the crab sealed in its depths.

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began operation as the first nuclear power plant on the island of Shikoku.

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Climate data for Seto, Ehime (1997−2020 normals, extremes 1997−present)

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Ikata has a wide variety of festivals and attractions the year around.

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means "to pass through the mountains and cross the land". However, the

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to create the new town of Ikata, which spans the Sadamisaki Peninsula.

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is an alternate pronunciation of "197", literally meaning "don't go")

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Ikata is surrounded on three sides by ocean—the Iyo Sea (part of the

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Kōtarō Miscellaneous Information Laboratory: Iyo Dialect Dictionary

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Ikata's main industries are farming (largely citrus fruits such as

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attempts to attack the power plant, but meets resistance from the

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are thought to have had little influence as far south as Shikoku.

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were merged into Ikata to form the new and expanded town of Ikata

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Refreshing Seaside Drive from Sadamisaki through the Sunset Line

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Ikata's logo, symbolizing the "I" in "Ikata" wrapped around the

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Ikata has no passenger rail service. The closest station is the

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There are two small, uninhabited islands in the Uwa Sea near

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The Seto area produces vegetables such as the bright-purple

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Public restrooms are available and powered by solar energy.

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In 1963 a local man discovered a stone ax dating to the mid-

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and Karasushima. A legend written in the 13th century text

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New York Times: Warily Leading Japan's Nuclear Awakening

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bus service runs up and down the peninsula, to and from

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of energy generated since beginning operations in 1977.

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On April 1, 2005, Ikata merged with the nearby towns of

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The Ikata Power Plant was referenced in the 1995 movie

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there was an island called Kuroshima. It was about one

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Gelateria DanDan offers travelers unique ice cream and

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form of government with a directly elected mayor and a

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The Corners of Iyo: Ikata: The giant crab of Kamegaike

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of Japanese, which is similar in many respects to the

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potato, and also catches baby sardines called chirimen

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In 1955 another round of mergers corresponding to the

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M&G Women's Polar Team North Pole Expedition 2002

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Ikatachōshi Editing Committee, ed. (March 31, 1987).

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keeps away the evil spirits from the Portable Shrines

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Ox Demon vs. Four Drums at the Misaki Autumn Festival

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is unclear and there are several competing theories.

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by ferries that connect Misaki Port with Saganoseki (

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fields, and natural forest in the undeveloped areas.

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on their way to and from the capital as part of the

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Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 3358:as they make their way through the center of town. 2426:Relations with Ikata's only overseas sister city, 4273: 4271: 3457:A Collection of Things Heard, Ancient and Modern 2676:, meaning "a place with small houses or shacks". 2459:, both of which also have nuclear power plants: 1710:More recently, Seto's Mitsukue Bay was used for 3669: 3535: 3512: 3477: 3468: 3397: 3371: 3326: 3297: 3279: 3257: 3224: 3192: 3157: 3130: 3103: 3076: 3056: 2998: 2976: 2880: 2867:, which is the same but fried and breaded like 2831: 2812: 2793: 2777: 2756: 2383: 2312: 1735: 1699: 1632: 1602: 1557: 1498: 483: 454: 427: 4314: 4312: 3663: 3529: 3462: 3410: 3391: 3365: 3351: 3341: 3320: 3291: 3273: 3251: 3218: 3186: 3151: 3124: 3097: 3070: 3050: 3022: 2992: 2970: 2954:The Shan Shan Dance in Seto's Ōku neighborhood 2874: 2860: 2846: 2825: 2806: 2787: 2771: 2750: 2740: 2690:could therefore be "a place by the mountains". 2669: 2656: 2375: 2335:A ferry from Saganoseki pulls into Misaki Port 2306: 1729: 1693: 1626: 1596: 1551: 1490: 477: 448: 421: 4444: 4423:Shikoku Denryoku Yonden Company official page 1590:, the Uwa District came under control of the 576:Rail vehicle for mikan's transportation near 8: 4025:Naming suggestions for the new town of Ikata 1480:pots in the Misaki and Kushi neighborhoods. 1315: 1722:, as the bay's shape is similar to that of 1472:area has been inhabited since at least the 4451: 4437: 4429: 4065:Hassei Area & Yonden Information Press 3506:Local legend tells of a giant crab, eight 2400:, and offers express buses from Misaki to 1812:September 30, 1977 — Reactor No. 1 of the 1314: 676: 120: 3941: 3939: 3937: 3483:era (1227–1229), in the Yano area of the 2722:brewing tradition that dates back to the 1663:The Nine War Heroes monument in Suka Park 665:in June and July, and also in September. 106:Learn how and when to remove this message 3785: 3783: 3781: 3779: 3777: 3775: 3773: 3771: 3769: 2930:(来なはいや) literally means "come on over" ( 1830: 1266:Ikata's population broken down by region 3712: 3611: 405: 382: 374: 357: 336: 323: 310: 266: 231: 197: 181: 153: 141: 4142:Town of Ikata: International Relations 2843:One Ikata specialty cuisine is jakoten 1800:March 1878 — Meiji reforms create the 1726:. A monument named The Nine War Heroes 1806:1889 — Ikata is designated a village. 1286:Seto's population, broken down by age 529:, the town now spans the mountainous 438: 409: 349: 341: 333:93.98 km (36.29 sq mi) 328: 315: 298: 286: 274: 188: 184:Location of Ikata in Ehime Prefecture 7: 2180:Windmills at the Seto Wind Hill Park 2129:towns (Misaki, Seto, Old Ikata, and 1832:Mergers leading to modern-day Ikata 44:adding citations to reliable sources 4683:List of mergers in Ehime Prefecture 2915:(の) in some contexts. For example, 510:of 8,497 in 15638 households and a 4187:Dictionary of Japanese Place Names 2486:, United States, since August 1995 2372:'s "100 Hidden Treasures of Japan" 554:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami 14: 4707:Populated coastal places in Japan 4178:Shigeki Yoshida (February 1981). 4164:Kamegaike Onsen Official Homepage 2800:brand: Horse mackerel, mackerel, 4505: 4459: 4411: 4080:Kinki Kensetsu K.K.: Ehime Roads 3733:"Ikata town official statistics" 3650: 3638: 3626: 3621:The Kuchō neighborhood at sunset 3614: 3585:, hails from the former town of 2477: 2464: 210: 203: 190: 168: 158: 143: 20: 3288:and the 4-meter tall Four Drums 2553:Adventure Hill in Red Wing Park 2499:Sadamisaki Lighthouse at sunset 1545:and Ikata area became known as 31:needs additional citations for 4040:The Senkyo: Ikata Mayoral Race 3818:Town of Ikata: Moving to Ikata 3037:featuring locally-raised beef. 568:A map of Ikata's neighborhoods 521:with the neighboring towns of 1: 4407:Town of Ikata Sightseeing Map 3892:"伊方町公式ホームページ｜四国最西端・愛媛・南予・佐田岬" 2989:Men and women of unlucky ages 2934:来なさいよ in standard Japanese). 2899:Residents of Ikata speak the 1819:April 1, 2005 — The towns of 617:) to the north, the Uwa Sea ( 211: 4419:travel guide from Wikivoyage 4278:Town of Ikata: Misaki Events 4200:Citrus fruits grown in Ikata 4008:May 15, 2007. Reproduced at 3633:A view of the Minatoura Port 2473:, Japan, since February 1998 4297:Town of Ikata: Ikata Events 3981:September 30, 2007, at the 3961:Ikata population statistics 3951:, September 29, 2005 (PDF). 3670: 3536: 3502:The giant crab of Kamegaike 3475:tells the following story: 3469: 3398: 3372: 3327: 3304:, which are two ceremonial 3298: 3280: 3258: 3225: 3193: 3158: 3131: 3104: 3077: 3057: 2999: 2977: 2881: 2832: 2813: 2794: 2778: 2757: 2384: 2313: 1736: 1714:training operations by the 1700: 1633: 1603: 1558: 1499: 1153:Average precipitation days 939:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 799:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 637:Neighbouring municipalities 484: 455: 428: 4728: 4319:Town of Ikata: Seto Events 2201: 2183: 1988: 1903: 1867: 1246: 679: 149:The Minatoura neighborhood 4702:Towns in Ehime Prefecture 4680: 4503: 4471: 3929:Town of Ikata: Statistics 3692:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 3664: 3569:Notable people from Ikata 3565:'s "Super-X III" weapon. 3530: 3463: 3411: 3392: 3366: 3352: 3321: 3292: 3274: 3252: 3219: 3187: 3152: 3125: 3098: 3071: 3051: 3047:Seto Gathering of the Sea 3023: 3009:are offered to the crowd. 2993: 2971: 2923:(何しよるが？) in Iyo dialect. 2911:(が) as a replacement for 2887:which is prepared like a 2875: 2861: 2847: 2826: 2807: 2788: 2772: 2751: 2741: 2670: 2657: 2376: 2307: 2212:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 2204:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 2035: 1983: 1950: 1898: 1879: 1862: 1814:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 1755:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 1730: 1694: 1627: 1597: 1552: 1491: 1342:— 1300:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 1199: 1152: 1078: 1008: 938: 868: 798: 728: 723: 720: 717: 714: 711: 708: 705: 702: 699: 696: 693: 690: 687: 684: 550:Ikata Nuclear Power Plant 478: 466: 449: 422: 406: 401: 397: 232: 198: 189: 182: 154: 142: 135: 4182: 4180:nihon chimei gogen jiten 4085:January 2, 2005, at the 3865: 3838: 3797: 3581:winner, inventor of the 3174:performance, children's 3148:Kinahaiya Ikata Festival 2510:Setonaikai National Park 2385:nihon no hikyō hyaku-sen 2300:Japan National Route 197 621:) to the south, and the 127: 3896:www.town.ikata.ehime.jp 3555:Godzilla vs. Destoroyah 3450:that belong to Ikata: 3159:Kinahaiya Ikata-matsuri 3067:Misaki Fishing Festival 2714:Ikata is known for its 2642:The origin of the name 2408:International relations 2087:Government and politics 1537:Towards the end of the 4401:Ikata official website 3599:Nenten Tsubouchi is a 3579:Nobel Prize in Physics 3546: 3499: 3443: 3342: 2963: 2955: 2650:It may have come from 2554: 2500: 2423: 2336: 2213: 2181: 1716:Imperial Japanese Navy 1664: 1534: 1287: 1267: 581: 569: 444:Quercus phillyraeoides 354:90/km (230/sq mi) 118:Town in Shikoku, Japan 3839:観測史上1～10位の値（年間を通じての値） 3735:(in Japanese). 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