Toyama-ken Imizu-shi . Terrain . Toyama-ken Imizu-shi Toyama-ken Imizu-shi Toyama-ken telling that Imazu-shi renamed from the southern surname using " Oku " who respected the Zenjinji of Jodo Shin Buddhism in Jodoji and "after" by the back of the same temple . Estimated from tradition is the late Edo period. 南 reference.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Nagasaki-ken(About 70) 2 Kumamoto-ken(About 30) 3 Shizuoka-ken(About 30) 4 Kagoshima-ken(About 10) 4 Aichi-ken(About 10) 4 Hiroshima-ken(About 10) 7 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 7 Miyazaki-ken(Very rare) 7 Nara-ken(Very rare) 7 Oosaka-fu(Very rare) |
| Population | About 200 | |
| Ranking | 23,000 | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Nagasaki-shi(About 40) 2 Kakegawa-shi(About 20) 3 Kumamoto-shi(About 10) 3 Isahaya-shi(About 10) 5 Hitoyoshi-shi(About 10) 5 Kagoshima-shi(About 10) 5 Kikuchi-shi(About 10) 5 Hamamatsu-shi(About 10) 5 Fukuyama-shi(About 10) 10 Kitakatsuragi-gun Ouji-chou(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 静岡県 掛川市 西大渕(About 10) 2 広島県 福山市 大門町(About 10) 2 長崎県 長崎市 昭和(About 10) 2 長崎県 長崎市 平間町(About 10) 2 長崎県 長崎市 滑石(About 10) |
