Japanese Cities 1-23
20 entries in the Japanese Cities compendium.
Japanese Cities 1-23 — Era Chart
Fukushima (city)Capital city of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.GifuCentral Japan city with a strategic historical role.HachinoheSecond-largest city in Aomori Prefecture, major port and industrial hub.HakodateHakodate is a city and port located in Oshima Subprefecture, Hokkaido, Japan, and serves aHamamatsuJapan's happiest government-designated city, industrial hub for music and motorcycles, andHimejiCity in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan, with a UNESCO World Heritage castle.HiroshimaFirst city targeted by a nuclear weapon in history.Iwaki, FukushimaLargest city in Fukushima Prefecture by area and the 10th largest in Japan (2010) by area.KagoshimaCapital of Kagoshima Prefecture, site of Satsuma Domain and industrial revolution.KanazawaCapital of Ishikawa Prefecture, historic castle town of the Maeda clan.Kawasaki, KanagawaMajor industrial and residential city in Greater Tokyo Area.KitakyushuIndustrial gateway city on Kyushu's northern tip.KobeMajor Japanese port city and capital of Hyōgo Prefecture.KumamotoCapital of Kumamoto Prefecture on Kyushu, Japan.Kure, HiroshimaCity with a strong industrial and naval heritage.Kōchi, KōchiCapital of Kōchi Prefecture on Shikoku, Japan.KōriyamaCommercial hub and third-largest conurbation in Tōhoku.MaebashiCapital of Gunma Prefecture, known for water, greenery, and poets.Ōita (city)Capital of Ōita Prefecture on Kyushu, Japan.ŌtsuCapital of Shiga Prefecture, historic capital of Japan.
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