Japanese Prefecture Name Meaning

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Hello everybody, in this time I will provide information related to the meaning of prefecture names in Japan so that the kanji are easy to remember and understand.

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As in the previous post, I have described 47 prefectures in Japan, but it's still Japanese, right? Well, this means that it will be reviewed again

1. Hokkaidou, Northern Seaway

2. Aomori-ken, Blue forest

3. Iwate-ken, Stone hand

4. Miyagi-ken, Royal Palace

5. Akita-ken, Rice fields in autumn

6. Yamagata-ken, Mountain Form

7. Fukushima-ken, Island of Happiness

8. Ibaraki-ken, Palace of thorns

9. Tochigi-ken, Tochi tree

10. Gunma-ken, Horse Group

11. Saitama-ken, Cape ball

12. Chiba-ken, One thousand leaves

13. Tokyo-to, Capital of the east

14. Kanagawa-ken, River god of the na tree

15. Niigata-ken, New Lagoon

16. Toyama-ken, Rich Mountain

17. Ishikawa-ken, River of stones

18. Fukui-ken, Well of Happiness

19. Yamanashi-ken, Pear Mountain

20. Nagano-ken, Long Field

21. Gifu-ken, Forked Hill

22. Shizuoka-ken, Silent Hill

23. Aichi-ken, Mind of love

24. Noodle-ken, Triple

25. Shiga-ken, Fertile Celebration

26. Kyouto-fu, the great capital city

27. Oosaka-fu, Great Slope

28. Hyougo-ken, Armory Warehouse

29. Nara-ken, Nice na tree

30. Wakayama-ken, Mountain of Japanese Poetry

31. Tottori-ken, Catching birds

32. Shimane-ken, Root of the island

33. Okayama-ken, Mountain hill

34. Hiroshima-ken, Wide Island

35. Yamaguchi-ken, Mouth of the mountain

36. Tokushima-ken, Island of Wisdom

37. Kagawa-ken, Fragrant River

38. Ehime-ken, Princess of love

39. Kouchi-ken, High-mindedness

40. Fukuoka-ken, Happy Hill

41. Saga-ken, Helper of celebration

42. Nagasaki-ken, Long Cape

43. Kumamoto-ken, you bear

44. Ooita-ken, Big Farewell

45. Miyazaki-ken, Cape Palace

46. ​​Kagoshima-ken, Island of the fawn

47. Okinawa-ken, The rope in the mediterranean sea

It is the same as Indonesia, naming an area based on the physical condition of the area, even though it is not understood in the national language. But the naming uses the local language. Japan is more or less like that too.

Okay jo, that's the meaning of the name of the prefecture in Japan.

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