1878 – Minamisōma District is founded after the former
Sōma District areas designated within Chiba Prefecture.
1889 – At the time of
municipal status enforcement, the district had two towns and four villages:
The towns of Abiko and Fussa, and the village of Kohoku (city of
Abiko)
The village of Tomise (either the cities of Abiko or
Kashiwa)
The villages of Tega and Fusō (Town of Shonan → City of Kashiwa)
April 1, 1897 – Minamisōma District was merged into
Higashikatsushika District. Therefore, Minamisōma District was dissolved as a result of this merger.
1878 – Minamisōma District is founded after the former
Sōma District areas designated within Chiba Prefecture.
1889 – At the time of
municipal status enforcement, the district had two towns and four villages:
The towns of Abiko and Fussa, and the village of Kohoku (city of
Abiko)
The village of Tomise (either the cities of Abiko or
Kashiwa)
The villages of Tega and Fusō (Town of Shonan → City of Kashiwa)
April 1, 1897 – Minamisōma District was merged into
Higashikatsushika District. Therefore, Minamisōma District was dissolved as a result of this merger.