Towada

Towada is a city positioned in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. As of 28 February 2017, the city had an estimated populace of 62,870, and a population density of 86.7 humans according to km² in 27,399 households. The general region is 725.65 square kilometres. The place around gift-day Towada was formerly a barren region called Sanbongihara, which became the vicinity of a colonization and land reclamation mission initiated via the Nambu extended family of Morioka Domain from 1855.

The project became headed by Nitobe Tsuto, the grandfather of Inazo Nitobe. The undertaking became persisted by using the Meiji government, and the place became specified a ranch place for breeding cavalry horses by means of the Imperial Japanese Army in 1885. The inclement climate of the area become considered ideal for breeding horses that could be suitable for use in the cold weather regions of Manchuria and Siberia.

The village of Sanbongi became hooked up with the status quo of the municipalities device on April 1, 1889. On September 1, 1910, Sanbongi turned into unique a city. It became accelerated to the repute of a town on February 1, 1955. In October 1956, it changed its name to Towada. On January 1, 2005, the town of Towadako from Kamikita District changed into merged into Towada.