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List of Japanese flags

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National

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 Japan

Prefectures

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Hokkaidō

1.  Hokkaidō
Tōhoku

2.  Aomori Prefecture
3.  Iwate Prefecture
4.  Miyagi Prefecture
5.  Akita Prefecture
6.  Yamagata Prefecture
7.  Fukushima Prefecture
Kantō

8.  Ibaraki Prefecture
9.  Tochigi Prefecture
10.  Gunma Prefecture
11.  Saitama Prefecture
12.  Chiba Prefecture
13.  Tokyo[1]
14.  Kanagawa Prefecture

Chūbu

15.  Niigata Prefecture
16.  Toyama Prefecture
17.  Ishikawa Prefecture
18.  Fukui Prefecture
19.  Yamanashi Prefecture
20.  Nagano Prefecture
21.  Gifu Prefecture
22.  Shizuoka Prefecture
23.  Aichi Prefecture
Kansai

24.  Mie Prefecture
25.  Shiga Prefecture
26.  Kyoto Prefecture
27.  Osaka Prefecture
28.  Hyōgo Prefecture
29.  Nara Prefecture
30.  Wakayama Prefecture

Chūgoku

31.  Tottori Prefecture
32.  Shimane Prefecture
33.  Okayama Prefecture
34.  Hiroshima Prefecture
35.  Yamaguchi Prefecture

Shikoku

36.  Tokushima Prefecture
37.  Kagawa Prefecture
38.  Ehime Prefecture
39.  Kōchi Prefecture

Kyūshū

40.  Fukuoka Prefecture
41.  Saga Prefecture
42.  Nagasaki Prefecture
43.  Kumamoto Prefecture
44.  Ōita Prefecture
45.  Miyazaki Prefecture
46.  Kagoshima Prefecture

Okinawa

47.  Okinawa Prefecture

References

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  1. ↑ Tokyo Prefecture means Tokyo-fu (東京府; 1869-1943); and Tokyo, Tokyo means City of Tokyo (東京市, Tōkyō-shi; 1869-1943). Tokyo means the Tokyo Metropolis (東京都, Tōkyō-to; 1943-present).
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