List of municipal flags of Chūgoku region

This page lists the municipal flags of Chūgoku region, Japan. It is a part of the List of Japanese municipal flags, which is split into regions due to its size.

Complete lists of Japanese municipal flags pages

Map of the regions of Japan. From northeast to southwest: Hokkaidō (red), Tōhoku (yellow), Kantō (green), Chūbu (cyan), Kansai (violet), Chūgoku (orange), Shikoku (purple), and Kyūshū & Okinawa (grey).

• List of municipal flags of Hokkaidō
• List of municipal flags of Tōhoku region
• List of municipal flags of Kantō region
• List of municipal flags of Chūbu region
• List of municipal flags of Kansai region
• List of municipal flags of Chūgoku region
• List of municipal flags of Shikoku
• List of municipal flags of Kyūshū

Tottori Prefecture

Main article: Tottori Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Kurayoshi
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  Sakaiminato
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  Tottori
• 
  Yonago

Towns and villages

• 
  Chizu
• 
  Daisen
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  Hiezu
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  Hino
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  Hōki
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  Hokuei
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  Iwami
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  Kofu
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  Kotoura
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  Misasa
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  Nanbu
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  Nichinan
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  Wakasa
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  Yazu
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  Yurihama

Historical

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  Aimi
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  Akasaki
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  Aoya
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  Daiei
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  Fukube (1969–2004)
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  Funaoka
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  Hatto
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  Hawai
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  Hōjō (1959–2005)
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  Kawahara
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  Ketaka
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  Kishimoto
• 
  Koge
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  Kokufu
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  Mizokuchi
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  Mochigase
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  Nakayama
• 
  Nawa
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  Saihaku
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  Saji
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  Sekigane
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  Shikano
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  Tōgō
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  Tohaku
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  Tomari
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  Yodoe

Shimane Prefecture

Main article: Shimane Prefecture

Cities

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  Gotsu
• 
  Hamada
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  Izumo
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  Masuda
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  Matsue
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  Ōda
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  Unnan
• 
  Yasugi

Towns and villages

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  Ama
• 
  Chibu
• 
  Iinan
• 
  Kawamoto
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  Misato
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  Nishinoshima
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  Okinoshima
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  Okuizumo
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  Ōnan
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  Tsuwano
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  Yoshika

Historical

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  Akagi (1959–2005)
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  Asahi (1958–2005)
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  Daitō (1903–2004)
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  Daiwa (1967–2004)
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  Fuse (1916–2004)
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  Goka (1979–2004)
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  Gotsu (1954–2004)
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  Hakuta (1954–2004)
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  Hasumi (1967–2004)
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  Higashiizumo (1963–2011)
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  Hikawa (1956–2011)
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  Hikimi (1956–2004)
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  Hirata (1955–2005)
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  Hirose (1899–2004)
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  Iwami (1957–2004)
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  Izumo (1947–2005)
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  Kakeya (1913–2004)
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  Kakinoki (1968–2005)
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  Kamo (1974–2004)
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  Kanagi (1960–2005)
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  Kashima (1971–2005)
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  Kisuki (1958–2004)
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  Koryō (1969–2005)
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  Mihonoseki (1957–2005)
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  Misumi (1955–2005)
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  Mito (1955–2004)
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  Mitoya (1954–2004)
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  Mizuho (1964–2004)
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  Muikaichi (1970–2005)
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  Nichihara (1938–2005)
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  Nima (1954–2005)
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  Nita (1955–2005)
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  Ōchi (1958–2004)
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  Sada (1956–2005)
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  Saigō (1984–2004)
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  Sakurae (1956–2004)
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  Shimane (1967–2005)
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  Shinji (1975–2005)
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  Taisha (1961–2005)
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  Taki (1966–2005)
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  Tamayu (1979–2005)
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  Tonbara (1958–2005)
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  Tsuma (1979–2004)
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  Tsuwano (1955–2005)
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  Yakumo (1954–2005)
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  Yasaka (1967–2005)
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  Yasugi (1954–2004)
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  Yatsuka (1970–2005)
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  Yokota (1959–2005)
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  Yoshida (1889–2004)
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  Yunotsu (1954–2005)

Okayama Prefecture

Main article: Okayama Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Akaiwa
• 
  Asakuchi
• 
  Bizen
• 
  Ibara
• 
  Kasaoka
• 
  Kurashiki
• 
  Maniwa
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  Mimasaka
• 
  Niimi
• 
  Okayama
• 
  Setouchi
• 
  Sōja
• 
  Takahashi
• 
  Tamano
• 
  Tsuyama

Towns and villages

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  Hayashima
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  Kagamino
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  Kibichuo
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  Kumenan
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  Misaki
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  Nagi
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  Nishiawakura
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  Satoshō
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  Shinjo
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  Shōō
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  Wake
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  Yakage

Historical

• 
  Bicchu
• 
  Funao
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  Kamogawa
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  Kawakami
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  Kayo
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  Mabi
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  Nariwa
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  Sōja (1954–2005)
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  Ukan

Hiroshima Prefecture

Main article: Hiroshima Prefecture

Cities

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  Akitakata
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  Etajima
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  Fuchū
• 
  Fukuyama
• 
  Hatsukaichi
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  Higashihiroshima
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  Hiroshima
• 
  Kure
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  Mihara
• 
  Miyoshi
• 
  Onomichi
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  Ōtake
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  Shōbara
• 
  Takehara

Towns

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  Akiōta
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  Fuchū
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  Jinsekikogen
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  Kaita
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  Kitahiroshima
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  Kumano
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  Ōsakikamijima
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  Saka
• 
  Sera

Historical

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  Akitsu (1953–2005)
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  Chiyoda (1968–2005)
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  Daiwa (1955–2005)
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  Etajima (1976–2004)
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  Fukutomi (1960–2005)
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  Funakoshi (1972–1975)
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  Funo (1960–2005)
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  Geihoku (1964–2005)
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  Higashino (1974–2003)
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  Hiwa (1991–2005)
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  Hongō (1955–2005)
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  Innoshima (1955–2005)
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  Itsukaichi (1968–1985)
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  Jinseki (1981–2004)
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  Jōge (1958–2004)
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  Kake (1970–2004)
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  Kamagari (1976–2005)
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  Kannabe (1984–2006)
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  Kawajiri (1969–2004)
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  Kimita (1984–2004)
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  Kinoe (1955–2003)
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  Kisa (1957–2004)
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  Kōchi (1952–2005)
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  Kōnu (1975–2004)
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  Kōzan (1955–2004)
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  Kuchiwa (1978–2005)
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  Kui (1974–2005)
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  Kurahashi (1977–2005)
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  Kurose (1984–2005)
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  Midori (1975–2004)
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  Mihara (1937–2005)
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  Mirasaka (1971–2004)
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  Mitsugi (1958–2005)
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  Miwa (1955–2004)
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  Miyajima (1971–2005)
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  Miyoshi (1954–1992)
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  Miyoshi (1992–2004)
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  Mukaihara (1983–2004)
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  Mukaishima (1961–2005)
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  Nōmi (1982–2004)
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  Numakuma (1955–2005)
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  Ōasa (1974–2005)
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  Ōgaki (1974–2004)
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  Okimi (1979–2004)
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  Ondo (1979–2005)
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  Ōno (1970–2005)
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  Ōsaki (1981–2003)
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  Saijō, Kamo (1968–1974)
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  Saijō, Shōbara (1964–2005)
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  Saiki (1955–2003)
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  Sakugi (1965–2004)
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  Sanwa (1965–2004)
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  Sera (1965–2004)
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  Seranishi (1979–2004)
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  Setoda (1937–2006)
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  Shimokamagari (1971–2003)
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  Shinichi (1958–2003)
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  Shōbara (1955–2005)
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  Sōryō (1965–2005)
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  Takamiya (1976–2004)
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  Takano (1984–2005)
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  Togouchi (1972–2004)
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  Tōjō (1965–2005)
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  Toyohama (1988–2005)
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  Toyohira (1970–2005)
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  Toyomatsu (1978–2004)
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  Toyosaka (1949–2005)
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  Tsutsuga (1990–2004)
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  Uchinomi (1956–2003)
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  Yachiyo (1978–2004)
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  Yano (1967–1975)
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  Yasuura (1948–2005)
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  Yoshida (1955–2004)
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  Yoshiwa (1971–2003)
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  Yuki, Jinseki (1967–2004)
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  Yuki, Saeki (1959–2005)
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  Yutaka (1980–2005)

Yamaguchi Prefecture

Main article: Yamaguchi Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Hagi
• 
  Hikari
• 
  Hōfu
• 
  Iwakuni
• 
  Kudamatsu
• 
  Mine
• 
  Nagato
• 
  San'yō-Onoda
• 
  Shimonoseki
• 
  Shūnan
• 
  Ube
• 
  Yamaguchi
• 
  Yanai

Towns

• 
  Abu
• 
  Hirao
• 
  Kaminoseki
• 
  Suō-Ōshima
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  Tabuse
• 
  Waki

Historical

• 
  Kuka
• 
  kano
• 
  Ōshima
• 
  Shinnanyo
• 
  Tachibana
• 
  Tōwa
• 
  Tokuyama

See also

• List of municipal flags of Hokkaidō
• List of municipal flags of Tōhoku region
• List of municipal flags of Kantō region
• List of municipal flags of Chūbu region
• List of municipal flags of Kansai region
• List of municipal flags of Shikoku
• List of municipal flags of Kyūshū

References