Kuji District, Ibaraki

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Kuji (久慈郡, Kuji-gun) is a district located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.

Town

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Daigo^[1]

Merger

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On December 1, 2004, the town of Kanasagō, and the villages of Satomi and Suifu merged into the expanded city of Hitachiōta.

References

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^ "【2023年】茨城県久慈郡大子町で人気の観光・お出かけスポット 26選". Yahoo!トラベル (in Japanese). Retrieved 2023-09-14.

v t e Ibaraki Prefecture
Mito (capital)
Core city	Mito
Special city	Tsukuba
Cities	Bandō Chikusei Hitachi Hitachinaka Hitachiōmiya Hitachiōta Hokota Inashiki Ishioka Itako Jōsō Kamisu Kasama Kashima Kasumigaura Kitaibaraki Koga Moriya Naka Namegata Omitama Ryūgasaki Sakuragawa Shimotsuma Takahagi Toride Tsuchiura Tsukubamirai Ushiku Yūki
Districts	Higashiibaraki District Ibaraki Ōarai Shirosato Inashiki District Ami Kawachi Miho Kitasōma District Tone Kuji District Daigo Naka District Tōkai Sashima District Goka Sakai Yūki District Yachiyo
List of mergers in Ibaraki Prefecture

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