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Subdivisions of Japan
Each first-level subdivision has a local page. It gathers official services, learning, safety and civic life.
- Aichi PrefectureJP-23
- Akita PrefectureJP-05
- Aomori PrefectureJP-02
- Chiba PrefectureJP-12
- Ehime PrefectureJP-38
- Fukui PrefectureJP-18
- Fukuoka PrefectureJP-40
- Fukushima PrefectureJP-07
- Gifu PrefectureJP-21
- Gunma PrefectureJP-10
- Hiroshima PrefectureJP-34
- HokkaidoJP-01
- Hyōgo PrefectureJP-28
- Ibaraki PrefectureJP-08
- Ishikawa PrefectureJP-17
- Iwate PrefectureJP-03
- Kagawa PrefectureJP-37
- Kagoshima PrefectureJP-46
- Kanagawa PrefectureJP-14
- Kōchi PrefectureJP-39
- Kumamoto PrefectureJP-43
- Kyoto PrefectureJP-26
- Mie PrefectureJP-24
- Miyagi PrefectureJP-04
- Miyazaki PrefectureJP-45
- Nagano PrefectureJP-20
- Nagasaki PrefectureJP-42
- Nara PrefectureJP-29
- Niigata PrefectureJP-15
- Ōita PrefectureJP-44
- Okayama PrefectureJP-33
- Okinawa PrefectureJP-47
- Osaka PrefectureJP-27
- Saga PrefectureJP-41
- Saitama PrefectureJP-11
- Shiga PrefectureJP-25
- Shimane PrefectureJP-32
- Shizuoka PrefectureJP-22
- Tochigi PrefectureJP-09
- Tokushima PrefectureJP-36
- TokyoJP-13Cities: 1
- Tottori PrefectureJP-31
- Toyama PrefectureJP-16
- Wakayama PrefectureJP-30
- Yamagata PrefectureJP-06
- Yamaguchi PrefectureJP-35
- Yamanashi PrefectureJP-19
The list follows UN sources first: OCHA COD-AB, then UN SALB, then ISO 3166-2. It takes no position on any status or boundary.
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