List of cities in Japan

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This is a list of cities in Japan sorted by prefecture and within prefecture by founding date. The list is also sortable by population, area, density and foundation date. Most large cities in Japan are cities designated by government ordinance. Some regionally important cities are designated as core cities. Tokyo is not included on this list, as the City of Tokyo ceased to exist on July 1, 1943. Tokyo now exists as a special metropolis prefecture (都 to), with 23 special wards (with the same status of city) making up the former boundaries of the former city in the eastern half of the prefecture.

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Cities

TypeJapanese termQuantity
    City designated by government ordinance 政令指定都市20
    Core city 中核市62
    Former special city (category abolished 2015) 特例市23
    City 市687
    Tokyo 特別区23

Dissolved cities

Source data

PrefecturePopulation as ofReference
Aichi2008-01-01 [1]
Akita2008-01-01 [2]
Aomori2008-01-01 [3]
Chiba2008-01-01 [4]
Ehime2008-01-01 [5]
Fukui2008-01-01 [6]
Fukuoka2008-01-01 [7]
Fukushima2008-01-01 [8]
Gifu2008-01-01 [9]
Gunma2008-01-01 [10]
Hiroshima2008-01-01 [11]
Hokkaidō2012-03-31 [12]
Hyōgo2008-01-01 [13]
Ibaraki2008-01-01 [14]
Ishikawa2008-01-01 [15]
Iwate2008-01-01 [16]
Kagawa2008-01-01 [17]
Kagoshima2008-01-01 [18]
Kanagawa2008-01-01 [19]
Kōchi2008-02-29 [20]
Kumamoto2008-01-01 [21]
Kyoto2008-01-01 [22]
Mie2008-01-01 [23]
Miyagi2008-01-01 [24]
Miyazaki2008-01-01 [25]
Nagano2008-01-01 [26]
Nagasaki2008-01-01 [27]
Nara2008-01-01 [28]
Niigata2008-01-01 [29]
Ōita2008-01-01 [30]
Okayama2008-01-01 [31]
Okinawa2008-01-01 [32]
Osaka2008-01-01 [33]
Saga2008-01-01 [34]
Saitama2008-01-01 [35]
Shiga2008-01-01 [36]
Shimane2008-01-01 [37]
Shizuoka2008-01-01 [38]
Tochigi2008-01-01 [39]
Tokushima2008-01-01 [40]
Tokyo2008-01-01 [41]
Tottori2008-01-01 [42]
Toyama2008-01-01 [43]
Wakayama2008-01-01 [44]
Yamagata2008-01-01 [45]
Yamaguchi2008-01-01 [46]
Yamanashi2008-01-01 [47]

See also

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