Yamaguchi prefecture

Yamaguchi prefectural symbol
Capital:	Yamaguchi[?]
Region:	Chugoku
Island:	Honshu
Population:	1,516,693 (Jan. 1, 2003)
Area:	6,110.45 km2
Districts:	11
Municipalities:	56

Yamaguchi prefecture (山口県; Yamaguchi-ken) is located in the Chugoku region on Honshu island, Japan. The capital is the city of Yamaguchi[?] located in the center of the prefecture. The largest city, by contrast, is Shimonoseki[?].

Table of contents 1 Geography 1.1 Cities 1.2 Districts, towns and villages 2 External links

Geography

Cities

• Shimonoseki[?]
• Ube[?]
• Yamaguchi[?]
• Hagi[?]
• Houfu[?]
• Kudamatsu[?]
• Iwakuni[?]
• Onoda[?]
• Hikari[?]
• Nagato[?]
• Yanai[?]
• Mine[?]
• Shuunan[?]

The list is in order of their founding date.

Districts, towns and villages

• Ooshima[?]
  • Kuka[?]
  • Ooshima[?]
  • Touwa[?]
  • Tachibana[?]
• Kuga[?]
  • Waki[?]
  • Yuu[?]
  • Kuga[?]
  • Hongou[?]
  • Shuutou[?]
  • Nishiki[?]
  • Oobatake[?]
  • Mikawa[?]
  • Miwa[?]
• Kumage[?]
  • Kaminoseki[?]
  • Yamato[?]
  • Tabuse[?]
  • Hirao[?]
• Saba[?]
  • Tokudi[?]
• Yoshiki[?]
  • Aio[?]
  • Ogoori[?]
  • Ajisu[?]
• Asa
  • Kusunoki[?]
  • San'you[?]
• Toyoura[?]
  • Kikugawa[?]
  • Toyota[?]
  • Toyoura[?]
  • Houhoku[?]
• Mine, Yamaguchi[?]
  • Mitou[?]
  • Shuuhou[?]
• Ootsu[?]
  • Misumi[?]
  • Heki[?]
  • Yuya[?]
• Abu[?]
  • Kawakami[?]
  • Abu[?]
  • Tamagawa[?]
  • Atou[?]
  • Mutsumi[?]
  • Susa[?]
  • Asahi[?]
  • Fukue[?]

The list is in order of their founding date.

External links

Official Yamaguchi prefecture homepage (http://www.pref.yamaguchi.jp/gyosei/kenjoho/english.htm)