Journey Through All Japanese Prefectures
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45 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app45 places in Japan: Hokkaido, Aomori, Miyagi, and 42 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by nihongo.flow.
Hokkaido
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• Japan's northernmost major island and prefecture • Known for its natural beauty and winter sports
Aomori
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• Northernmost prefecture on Honshu island • Famous for its apples and Nebuta festival
Miyagi
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• Located in the Tohoku region • Home to Matsushima Bay, one of Japan's three scenic views
Iwate
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• Second largest prefecture after Hokkaido • Features dramatic coastlines and lush mountains
Akita
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• Known for its Akita dogs, rice, and sake • Features beautiful autumn foliage and hot springs
Yamagata
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• Home to the Three Mountains of Dewa, sacred sites for mountain worship • Famous for its cherries and hot springs
Fukushima
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• Features diverse landscapes, from coastal plains to volcanic mountains • Rich in hot springs and historical sites
Ibaraki
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• Known for Kairakuen Garden, one of Japan's three great gardens • Features diverse agricultural products and Hitachi Seaside Park
Tochigi
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• Home to Nikko, a UNESCO World Heritage site with elaborate shrines and temples • Famous for its beautiful natural landscapes and hot springs
Gunma
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• Known for its numerous hot springs, including Kusatsu Onsen • Features scenic mountains and hiking trails
Chiba
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• Located east of Tokyo, with a long coastline • Home to Narita International Airport and Disneyland
Saitama
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• Part of the Greater Tokyo Area • Features historical sites, museums, and natural parks
Kanagawa
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• Borders Tokyo to the south • Home to Yokohama, Kamakura, and Hakone
Tokyo
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• The bustling capital city of Japan • Offers a mix of modern and traditional attractions
Yamanashi
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• Home to Mount Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes region • Known for its fruit cultivation, especially grapes and peaches
Nagano
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• Hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics • Features stunning mountain landscapes and ski resorts
Niigata
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• Known as Japan's leading rice-producing region • Features beautiful coastlines and snow-covered mountains
Toyama
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• Located on the Sea of Japan coast • Famous for the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
Ishikawa
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• Home to Kanazawa, a city rich in traditional arts and crafts • Features Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's most beautiful gardens
Fukui
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• Known for its historical sites, including Eihei-ji Temple • Features scenic coastlines and dinosaur fossils
Shizuoka
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• Home to Mount Fuji and the Izu Peninsula • Famous for its green tea production
Mie
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• Features the Ise Grand Shrine, one of Japan's most sacred sites • Known for its pearl cultivation and delicious seafood
Aichi
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• Central hub for Japanese manufacturing, especially automotive • Home to Nagoya Castle and other historical attractions
Osaka
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• A major economic and cultural center in Japan • Known for its vibrant food scene and entertainment districts
Kyoto
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• Former imperial capital, renowned for its temples, gardens, and geisha districts • Offers a deep dive into traditional Japanese culture
Wakayama
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• Located on the Kii Peninsula, famous for its sacred sites • Home to Mount Koya and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes
Shiga
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• Home to Lake Biwa, Japan's largest freshwater lake • Offers scenic views and water activities
Nara
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• Ancient capital of Japan, rich in history and temples • Famous for Nara Park and its wild deer
Hyogo Ward
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• Home to Kobe, known for its beef and scenic harbor • Features Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site
Hiroshima
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• A city of peace and reflection, known for its Peace Memorial Park • Features Miyajima Island and its iconic floating torii gate
Shimane
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• Home to Izumo Taisha, one of Japan's oldest and most important shrines • Features traditional landscapes and rich mythology
Okayama
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• Known for Korakuen Garden, one of Japan's three great gardens • Features Okayama Castle and beautiful rural scenery
Tottori
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• Home to the Tottori Sand Dunes, Japan's only large desert landscape • Offers unique outdoor experiences
Yamaguchi
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• Located at the western tip of Honshu • Features scenic bridges and historical sites like Iwakuni Castle
Ehime
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• Located on Shikoku Island • Known for Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot springs
Kagawa District
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• Smallest prefecture in Japan, located on Shikoku Island • Famous for its Sanuki udon noodles and Ritsurin Garden
Kochi
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• Located on the southern coast of Shikoku • Features pristine nature, including rivers and beautiful beaches
Tokushima
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• Located on Shikoku Island • Famous for the Awa Odori dance festival
Fukuoka
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• Major city on Kyushu Island, known for its food scene • Offers a blend of modern city life and historical sites
Oita
Place
• Located on Kyushu Island, famous for its hot springs • Home to Beppu and Yufuin onsen resorts
Miyazaki
Place
• Located on Kyushu Island, known for its subtropical climate • Features beautiful beaches and ancient Japanese mythology sites
Saga
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• Located on Kyushu Island, known for its ceramics • Features historical sites and a hot air balloon festival
Kumamoto
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• Located on Kyushu Island, home to Kumamoto Castle • Features Mount Aso, an active volcano with scenic views
Nagasaki
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• A city with a rich international history and unique culture • Features Glover Garden and the Peace Memorial Park
Okinawa
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• Southernmost prefecture, known for its subtropical islands • Features beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and unique Ryukyuan culture
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