List of municipal flags of Chūbu region

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This page lists the municipal flags of Chūbu 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[]

Niigata Prefecture[]

Main article: Niigata Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Agano
  • Gosen
  • Itoigawa
  • Kamo
  • Kashiwazaki
  • Minamiuonuma
  • Mitsuke
  • Murakami
  • Nagaoka
  • Niigata
  • Ojiya
  • Sado
  • Shibata
  • Tainai
  • Tsubame
  • Uonuma

Towns and villages[]

  • Aga
  • Awashimaura
  • Izumozaki
  • Kariwa
  • Sekikawa
  • Tagami
  • Tsunan
  • Yahiko
  • Yuzawa

Historical[]

  • Ajikata (1977–2005)
  • Arakawa (1971–2008)
  • Asahi (1964–2008)
  • Bunsui (1965–2006)
  • Gosen (1950–2006)
  • Hirokami (1964–2004)
  • Horinouchi (1950–2004)
  • Irihirose (????–2004)
  • Itakura (1958–2005)
  • Iwamuro (1965–2005)
  • Kajikawa (1962–2005)
  • Kakizaki (1955–2005)
  • Kameda (1975–2005)
  • Kamihayashi (1968–2008)
  • Kamikawa (1964–2005)
  • Kanose (1966–2005)
  • Katahigashi (1967–2005)
  • Kawaguchi (1967–2005)
  • Kawanishi (1968–2005)
  • Kiyosato (1962–2005)
  • Koide (1940–2005)
  • Koshiji (1956–2005)
  • Kosudo (1970–2005)
  • Kubiki (1966–2005)
  • Kurokawa (1962–2005)
  • Kyogase (1974–2004)
  • Maki, Higashikubiki (1921–2005)
  • Maki, Nishikanbara (1955–2005)
  • Matsudai (1919–2005)
  • Matsunoyama (1959–2005)
  • Mikawa (1966–2005)
  • Muikamachi (1957–2005)
  • Muramatsu (1975–2006)
  • Myōkō (1984–2005)
  • Myōkōkōgen (1967–2005)
  • Nadachi (1975–2005)
  • Nakagō (1986–2005)
  • Nakajō (1962–2005)
  • Nakanokuchi (1974–2005)
  • Nakasato (1966–2005)
  • Niitsu (1951–2005)
  • Nishikawa (1966–2005)
  • Nishiyama (1963–2005)
  • Nō (1974–2005)
  • Ōgata (1957–2005)
  • Ōmi (1954–2005)
  • Ōshima (1967–2005)
  • Ryōtsu (1955–2004)
  • Sakae (1967–2005)
  • Sanpoku (1965–2008)
  • Sanwa (1965–2005)
  • Sasagami (1992–2004)
  • Shiozawa (1965–2005)
  • Shirone (1955–2005)
  • Shitada (1968–2005)
  • Shiunji (1962–2005)
  • Suibara (1935–2004)
  • Sumon (1966–2004)
  • Takayanagi (1976–2005)
  • Teradomari (1957–2006)
  • Tochio (1959–2006)
  • Toyosaka (1959–2005)
  • Tsubame (1962–2006)
  • Tsugawa (1963–2005)
  • Tsukigata (1963–2005)
  • Uragawara (1965–2005)
  • Washima (1955–2006)
  • Yamato (1962–2004)
  • Yasuda (1960–2004)
  • Yasuzuka (1965–2005)
  • Yoita (1955–2006)
  • Yokogoshi (1970–2005)
  • Yoshida (1962–2006)
  • Yoshikawa (1955–2005)
  • Yunotani (1965–2004)

Toyama Prefecture[]

Main article: Toyama Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Himi
  • Imizu
  • Kurobe
  • Namerikawa
  • Nanto
  • Oyabe
  • Takaoka
  • Tonami
  • Toyama
  • Uozu

Towns and villages[]

  • Asahi
  • Funahashi
  • Kamiichi
  • Nyuzen
  • Tateyama

Historical[]

Ishikawa Prefecture[]

Main article: Ishikawa Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Hakui
  • Hakusan
  • Kaga
  • Kahoku
  • Kanazawa
  • Komatsu
  • Nanao
  • Nonoichi
  • Nomi
  • Suzu
  • Wajima

Towns[]

Historical[]

Fukui Prefecture[]

Main article: Fukui Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Awara
  • Echizen
  • Fukui
  • Katsuyama
  • Obama
  • Sabae
  • Sakai
  • Tsuruga

Towns and villages[]

  • Echizen (town)
  • Eiheiji
  • Ikeda
  • Mihama
  • Minamiechizen
  • Ōi
  • Takahama
  • Wakasa

Historical[]

Yamanashi Prefecture[]

Main article: Yamanashi Prefecture

Cities[]

Towns and villages[]

  • Fujikawa
  • Fujikawaguchiko
  • Hayakawa
  • Ichikawamisato
  • Kosuge
  • Minobu
  • Nanbu
  • Narusawa
  • Nishikatsura
  • Oshino
  • Tabayama
  • Yamanakako

Historical[]

Nagano Prefecture[]

Main article: Nagano Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Azumino
  • Chikuma
  • Chino
  • Iida
  • Iiyama
  • Ina
  • Komagane
  • Komoro
  • Matsumoto
  • Nagano
  • Nakano
  • Okaya
  • Saku
  • Shiojiri
  • Suwa
  • Suzaka
  • Ueda

Towns and villages[]

  • Achi
  • Agematsu
  • Anan
  • Aoki
  • Asahi
  • Chikuhoku
  • Fujimi
  • Hakuba
  • Hara
  • Hiraya
  • Iijima
  • Iizuna
  • Ikeda
  • Ikusaka
  • Karuizawa
  • Kawakami
  • Kijimadaira
  • Kiso (town)
  • Kiso (village)
  • Kitaaiki
  • Koumi
  • Matsukawa (town)
  • Matsukawa (village)
  • Minamiaiki
  • Minamimaki
  • Minamiminowa
  • Minowa
  • Miyada
  • Miyota
  • Nagawa
  • Nagiso
  • Nakagawa
  • Neba
  • Nozawaonsen
  • Obuse
  • Ogawa
  • Omi
  • Otari
  • Sakae
  • Sakaki
  • Sakuho
  • Shimosuwa
  • Shinano
  • Takagi
  • Takamori
  • Takayama
  • Tateshina
  • Tatsuno
  • Toyooka
  • Urugi
  • Yamagata
  • Yamanouchi
  • Yasuoka

Historical[]

Gifu Prefecture[]

Main article: Gifu Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Ena
  • Gero
  • Gifu
  • Hashima
  • Hida
  • Kakamigahara
  • Kani
  • Kaizu
  • Mino
  • Minokamo
  • Mizuho
  • Mizunami
  • Motosu
  • Nakatsugawa
  • Seki
  • Tajimi
  • Takayama
  • Toki
  • Yamagata

Towns and villages[]

  • Anpachi
  • Ginan
  • Higashishirakawa
  • Ibigawa
  • Ikeda
  • Kasamatsu
  • Kawabe
  • Kitagata
  • Mitake
  • Sakahogi
  • Sekigahara
  • Shirakawa (town)
  • Shirakawa (village)
  • Tarui
  • Tomika
  • Wanouchi
  • Yaotsu

Historical[]

  • Akechi
  • Asahi
  • Fujihashi
  • Fukuoka
  • Furukawa (1956–2004)
  • Gero (1958–2004)
  • Hachiman
  • Hagiwara (1960–2004)
  • Hirata
  • Hirukawa
  • Horado
  • Hozumi (1955–2003)
  • Ibigawa (1955–2005)
  • Ijira (1973–2003)
  • Itadori
  • Itonuki (1969–2004)
  • Iwamura
  • Kaizu (1965–2005)
  • Kamiishizu
  • Kaminoho
  • Kamioka (through 1975)
  • Kamioka (1975–2004)
  • Kamitakara
  • Kamiyahagi
  • Kanayama (1965–2004)
  • Kasahara (1968–2006)
  • Kashimo
  • Kasuga
  • Kawai (1968–2004)
  • Kawaue (1962–2005)
  • Kiyomi
  • Kokufu
  • Kuguno
  • Kushihara
  • Kuze
  • Maze (1974–2004)
  • Meihō (1992–2004)
  • Miya
  • Miyagawa (1957–2004)
  • Miyama (1962–2003)
  • Motosu (town)
  • Mugi
  • Myōgata (1975–1992)
  • Neo (1978–2004)
  • Osaka
  • Sakashita
  • Sakauchi
  • Shinsei (1975–2004)
  • Sunami (1974–2003)
  • Takane
  • Takatomi (1972–2003)
  • Takasu (1973–2004)
  • Tanigumi
  • Yanaizu

Shizuoka Prefecture[]

Main article: Shizuoka Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Atami
  • Fuji
  • Fujieda
  • Fujinomiya
  • Fukuroi
  • Gotenba
  • Hamamatsu
  • Iwata
  • Izu
  • Izunokuni
  • Kakegawa
  • Kikugawa
  • Kosai
  • Makinohara
  • Mishima
  • Numazu
  • Omaezaki
  • Shimada
  • Shimoda
  • Shizuoka
  • Susono
  • Yaizu

Towns and villages[]

  • Higashiizu
  • Kannami
  • Kawanehon
  • Kawazu
  • Matsuzaki
  • Minamiizu
  • Mori
  • Nagaizumi
  • Nishiizu
  • Oyama
  • Shimizu
  • Yoshida

Historical[]

  • Arai
  • Asaba
  • Fujikawa
  • Fukude
  • Fukuroi (1958–2005)
  • Haibara
  • Hamakita
  • Hamamatsu (1911–2005)
  • Hamaoka
  • Haruno
  • Heda
  • Honkawane
  • Hosoe
  • Inasa
  • Iwata (1947–2005)
  • Izunagaoka
  • Kakegawa (1956–2005)
  • Kami (1972–1991)
  • Kamo
  • Kanaya
  • Kanbara
  • Kawane
  • Kikukawa (1954–2005)
  • Maisaka
  • Mikkabi
  • Misakubo
  • Nakaizu
  • Nakakawane
  • Nirayama
  • Nishiizu (1966–2005)
  • Ogasa
  • Okabe
  • Omaezaki (1961–2005)
  • Sagara
  • Sakuma
  • Shibakawa
  • Shimada (1915–2005)
  • Shimizu (city, 1953–2003)
  • Shizuoka (1964–2003)
  • Shuzenji
  • Tatsuyama
  • Toi
  • Toyoda
  • Toyooka
  • Yui

Aichi Prefecture[]

Main article: Aichi Prefecture

Cities[]

  • Aisai
  • Ama
  • Chita
  • Handa
  • Hekinan
  • Ichinomiya
  • Inazawa
  • Inuyama
  • Iwakura
  • Kariya
  • Kasugai
  • Kitanagoya
  • Kiyosu
  • Komaki
  • Miyoshi
  • Nagakute
  • Nagoya
  • Nishio
  • Nisshin
  • Okazaki
  • Owariasahi
  • Seto
  • Shinshiro
  • Tahara
  • Takahama
  • Tokoname
  • Toyoake
  • Toyohashi
  • Toyokawa
  • Toyota
  • Tsushima
  • Yatomi

Wards[]

  • Naka

Towns and villages[]

Historical[]

  • Akabane (1978–2003)
  • Asahi (1972–2005)
  • Asuke (1971–2005)
  • Atsumi (1968–2005)
  • Bisai (1955–2005)
  • Fujioka (1974–2005)
  • Hachikai (1977–2005)
  • Haruhi (1973–2008)
  • Hazu (1967–2011)
  • Heiwa (1969–2005)
  • Hōrai (1957–2005)
  • Ichinomiya (1970–2006)
  • Inabu (1967–2005)
  • Isshiki (1966–2011)
  • Jimokuji (1970–2010)
  • Jūshiyama (1986–2006)
  • Kira (1957–2011)
  • Kisogawa (1960–2005)
  • Kiyosu (1972–2005)
  • Kozakai (1972–2010)
  • Mito (1939–2008)
  • Miwa (1968–2010)
  • Nishibiwajima (1969–2005)
  • Nishiharu (1969–2006)
  • Nukata (1956–2006)
  • Obara (1975–2005)
  • Otowa (1981–2008)
  • Sakurai (1956–1967)
  • Saori (1906–2005)
  • Saya (1955–2005)
  • Shikatsu (1969–2006)
  • Shimoyama (1966–2005)
  • Shinkawa (1964–2005)
  • Shinshiro (1967–2005)
  • Shippō (1971–2010)
  • Shitara (2000–2005)
  • Sobue (1971–2005)
  • Tahara (1952–2005)
  • Tatsuta (1977–2005)
  • Tomiyama (1978–2005)
  • Tsugu (1975–2005)
  • Tsukude (1966–2005)

See also[]

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