Shizunai

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Shizunai was a former town in Hokkaido, Japan, known for its horse-breeding traditions and later incorporated into the town of Shinhidaka.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
town
administrativeDivisionType town
climateClassification humid continental climate
country Japan
dissolutionDate 2006-03-31
formerAdministrativeDivisionOf Hokkaido NERFINISHED
hasCulturalAssociation Japanese horse culture
hasEconomicActivity horse-related tourism
hasJapaneseName 静内町 NERFINISHED
hasMapLocation Hokkaido, Japan NERFINISHED
hasNotableFacility Shizunai Racehorse Training Center NERFINISHED
hasNotableRiver Shizunai River NERFINISHED
hasPostalCountry Japan NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryIndustry agriculture
fishing
horse breeding
hasRegionCodeType Japanese municipal code
hasRoad Japan National Route 235 NERFINISHED
Japan National Route 236 NERFINISHED
hasStation Shizunai Station NERFINISHED
hasSubprefectureCapitalRole Hidaka Subprefecture NERFINISHED
hasTransport JR Hokkaido Hidaka Main Line NERFINISHED
knownFor horse breeding
thoroughbred horse production
language Japanese
locatedIn Hidaka District NERFINISHED
Hidaka Subprefecture NERFINISHED
Hokkaido
locatedInContinent Asia
locatedInGeographicRegion Hidaka region NERFINISHED
locatedInPrefectureLevel Hokkaido Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedOnIsland Hokkaido NERFINISHED
mergedWith Mitsushō NERFINISHED
mergerDate 2006-03-31
mergerInto Shinhidaka NERFINISHED
partOf Shinhidaka NERFINISHED
populationStatus defunct as independent municipality
region Hokkaido NERFINISHED
successorAdministrativeUnit Shinhidaka NERFINISHED
timeZone Japan Standard Time
UTCOffset +09:00
wasSeatOf Hidaka Subprefecture government NERFINISHED
writingSystem Japanese

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Shinhidaka, Japan formedByMergerOf Shizunai
subject surface form: Shinhidaka
Shinhidaka, Japan hasFormerTownWithin Shizunai
subject surface form: Shinhidaka