Wakayama-ken Ito-gun Kouya-chou . Terrain . The literal meaning is "new rice field", "yakitori". Wakayama-ken Ito-gun Kouya-chou Meiji New surname by monk of Sakurai Ikein of Koyasan Shingon temple in Koyasan.
Fukuoka-ken Fukuoka-shi , Aichi-ken . Fukuoka-ken Fukuoka-shi Originated from Chuo Ward Arato (formerly Araratsu). Place name with a record from the Nara period to the Kamakura period. Fukuoka-ken Fukuoka-shi located in the north of the same place Ararazu (formerly Arakatsu Town) was a place name that was named in 1957.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 3 |
1 Hiroshima-ken(About 40) 2 Nagano-ken(About 10) 3 Chiba-ken(About 10) 4 Gifu-ken(Very rare) 4 Oosaka-fu(Very rare) 4 Hyougo-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 80 | |
| Ranking | 35,100 | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Mihara-shi(About 10) 1 Etajima-shi(About 10) 3 Kure-shi(Very rare) 3 Kaidzu-shi(Very rare) 3 Matsumoto-shi(Very rare) 3 Nagano-shi(Very rare) 3 Kitasaku-gun Miyota-machi(Very rare) 3 Kamagaya-shi(Very rare) 3 Chiba-shi Hanamigawa-ku(Very rare) 3 Ibaraki-shi(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 広島県 江田島市 津久茂(About 10) |
Ajiki 【味木】レベル3
About 80, Amagi 【味木】レベル3
About 80, Miki 【味木】レベル3
About 80 are referenced.
