The Towns and Villages of Toyota District As of March 31, 1956 (before The Change To The Municipalit
- Ōsaki (大崎町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Kinoe (木江町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Kōchi (河内町; -cho) → Moved to Kamo District (Merged into the city of Higashihiroshima on February 7, 2005)
- Saizaki (幸崎町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Setoda (瀬戸田町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Daiwa (大和町; -cho) → Moved to Kamo District (Moved to the city of Mihara (2nd) on March 22, 2005)
- Tadanoumi (忠海町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Toyosaka (豊栄町; -cho) → Moved to Kamo District (Merged into the city of Higashihiroshima on February 7, 2005)
- Fukutomi (福富町; -cho) → Moved to Kamo District (Merged into the city of Higashihiroshima on February 7, 2005)
- Hongō (本郷町; -cho) → Remained in Toyota District
- Yutaka (豊町; -machi) → Remained in Toyota District
- Sagiura (鷺浦村; -mura) → Remained in Toyota District
- Toyohama (豊浜村; -mura) → Remained in Toyota District
- Nyūno (入野村; -mura) → Moved to Kamo District (Merged into the town of Kōchi, Kamo District, on September 30, 1956)
- Higashino (東野村; -mura) → Remained in Toyota District
- Yoshina (吉名村; -mura) → Remained in Toyota District
(total of 11 towns, 5 villages)
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