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- Futatsui (二ツ井町, Futatsui-machi) was a town located in Yamamoto District, Akita Prefecture, Japan. As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of 11,421 and a population density of 62.96 persons per km². The total area was 181.40 km². While Futatsui is the name of the settlement at the center of town, Futatsui actually consists of a collection of several villages at its outskirts. To the north is Taneume, to the east Tenjin, to the south is Nibuna and Tashiro, and to the west is Kirishi and Tomine. Futatsui is famous for having the tallest virgin cedar tree in Japan, as well as a hill, Kimimachi-zaka—named by the Emperor when he came to visit the town. Kimimachi-zaka is especially well known for its autumn leaves, and the park that covers the hill is extensive and well maintained. The town has several small Shinto shrines, one of which, at the center of town, holds the heaviest portable shrine in the area. Locals carry this shrine across town on Children's Day (May 5) as a climax to Golden Week. To the east, near the Route 7 overpass is the town's Buddhist temple. The temple was transported on top of a hill to make way for Route 7, as was the graveyard. Among its less savory attractions is the so-dubbed 'Million Dollar Toilet,' an unofficial tribute to pork barrel spending just off of Route 7 on the east side town. On the eastern border of Futatsui is Yakushi, a hill that sports a large Sugichi-kun in summer and autumn, and operates as a small ski area in winter. It is one of few ski areas in northern Akita that offers night skiing. On March 21, 2006, Futatsui was merged into the expanded city of Noshiro. (en)
- 二ツ井町（ふたついまち）は、秋田県の北部に位置していた町。2006年3月21日に能代市と合併し、新たに能代市となったため廃止した。 南北に細長い形状、北は世界遺産の白神山地に接している。合併後も能代市二ツ井町として地名が残る。 (ja)
- 후타쓰이정(二ツ井町) 아키타현 북부에 위치했던 정이다. 2006년 3월 21일에 노시로시와 합병해, 새롭게 노시로시가 되었기 때문에 폐지했다.남북으로 가늘고 긴 형상, 북쪽은 세계유산인 시라카미 산지에 접해 있다. 합병 후도 노시로시 후타쓰이초로서 지명이 남는다. (ko)
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- 二ツ井町（ふたついまち）は、秋田県の北部に位置していた町。2006年3月21日に能代市と合併し、新たに能代市となったため廃止した。 南北に細長い形状、北は世界遺産の白神山地に接している。合併後も能代市二ツ井町として地名が残る。 (ja)
- 후타쓰이정(二ツ井町) 아키타현 북부에 위치했던 정이다. 2006년 3월 21일에 노시로시와 합병해, 새롭게 노시로시가 되었기 때문에 폐지했다.남북으로 가늘고 긴 형상, 북쪽은 세계유산인 시라카미 산지에 접해 있다. 합병 후도 노시로시 후타쓰이초로서 지명이 남는다. (ko)
- Futatsui (二ツ井町, Futatsui-machi) was a town located in Yamamoto District, Akita Prefecture, Japan. As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of 11,421 and a population density of 62.96 persons per km². The total area was 181.40 km². While Futatsui is the name of the settlement at the center of town, Futatsui actually consists of a collection of several villages at its outskirts. To the north is Taneume, to the east Tenjin, to the south is Nibuna and Tashiro, and to the west is Kirishi and Tomine. On March 21, 2006, Futatsui was merged into the expanded city of Noshiro. (en)
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