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These sources provide an extensive examination of the historical and geographical evolution of the Takada region in Tokyo, primarily focusing on the former Takada Town which is now part of Toshima Ward. Several documents detail the administrative changes, noting the transition from Takada Village to Takada Town in 1920, and its eventual incorporation into Toshima Ward in 1932 alongside three other towns. Other sources trace the cultural significance of the area, including the establishment of Mejiro Cultural Village, the historical use of Takadanobaba for equestrian practice and duels, and its modern identity as a student district near Waseda University and the birthplace of anime creator Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy. Furthermore, some texts offer detailed local history accounts and population data, highlighting important municipal documents like the Takada Town Government Overview, which bridged the information gap between the earlier Takada Village History and the later Takada Town History.
By Lawrence AnThese sources provide an extensive examination of the historical and geographical evolution of the Takada region in Tokyo, primarily focusing on the former Takada Town which is now part of Toshima Ward. Several documents detail the administrative changes, noting the transition from Takada Village to Takada Town in 1920, and its eventual incorporation into Toshima Ward in 1932 alongside three other towns. Other sources trace the cultural significance of the area, including the establishment of Mejiro Cultural Village, the historical use of Takadanobaba for equestrian practice and duels, and its modern identity as a student district near Waseda University and the birthplace of anime creator Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy. Furthermore, some texts offer detailed local history accounts and population data, highlighting important municipal documents like the Takada Town Government Overview, which bridged the information gap between the earlier Takada Village History and the later Takada Town History.