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TOKYO ROPPONGI SHINJUKU HARAJUKU GINZA SHIBUYA UNEO IKEBUKURO ASAKUSA AKASAKA nikko atagawa kamakura kawazu nasu kawazu nanadaru enoshima shimoda atami shimogamo ito mishima komuroyama nirayama kawana izu nagaoka izu kogen hakone ippeki fujiyama?aomori matsushima hakkoda-san oshika-hanto towada-ko yamadear hirosaki mogami-kyo kakunodate sakata tazawa-ko tsuruoka morika dewa sanzan hachimantai aizu wakamatsu hiraizumi inawashiro sendai bandai-san akiu onsen bandai kogen sakunami onsen kitakata nagoya kamikochi inuyama norikura kogen meiji-mura shinano omachi takayama tateyama kurobe furukawa nishina-sanko nagano hakuba togakushi ogaya kusatsu shirakaba shirane narai shiga kogen ontake nozawa onsen oeda kiso-fukushima shioda agematsu besho tsumago kanazawa magome toyama ida matsumoto suwa sapporo noboribetsu shikotsu-ko hakodate toyako onuma? kyoto?iga-ueno ?otsu ?nabari?seta ?koradake ?ishiyama ?akame shijuhattaki omimaiko?matsusaka ?kutsuki ?kahada gyo?kusatsu ?iseshi ?koraka ?shima?shigaraki ?oshima ?omihachiman ?kumano?hikone ?singu ?higashimaitsuru ?hongu?amanohashidate ?nachi.katsuura?nara ?wakayama ?sakurai ?osaka?tsu ?kobe ?hiroshima kamagari?miyajima ?takehara?ono ?mihara ?iwakuni ?onomichi?sandankyo ?fukuyama hachiman-kogen?taishakugyo?kure ?bingosho bara edajima?takamatsu?kurahasijima ?kotohira ?nomijima ?kanonji?norukogen ?angari? ? fukuoka yamaga hakata kogoshima daeaifu sakurajima futsukaiji kirishima kitakyushu ibusuki kuryume kaimon saga izumi imari satsuma-hanto arita miyazaki kasima nichinan-hanto nagasaki toi-misaki unzen saito shimabara-hanto nobeoka usuki takachiho sasebo beppu tsukumojima yufuin hirado oita kumamoto takeda aso nakatsu amakusa yabake kikuchiHokkaidoAn island of Japan north of Honshu. It is the second largest of the Japanese islands but the least populated. Hokkaido became part of Japan in the medieval period (c. 1600) and was called Yezo or Ezo until 1868.16001868KyotoA city of west-central Honshu, Japan, north-northeast of Osaka. Founded in the eighth century, it has long been a cultural, artistic, and religious center. Kyoto was Japans capital from 794 until 1869, although its political importance declined after the rise of the shoguns (1192). Population, 1,479,125.8119279418691,479,125Ryukyu IslandsAn island group of southwest Japan extending about 1,046 km (650 mi) between Kyushu and Taiwan province of China. The archipelago was incorporated into Japan in 1879 and returned to Japanese sovereignty in 1972 after occupation by U.S. forces following World War II.1,04665018791972AkitaA city of northwest Honshu, Japan, on the Sea of Japan. It is a major port. Population, 296,381.296,381Bonin IslandsAn archipelago of volcanic islands in the western Pacific Ocean south of Japan. The islands formed a major Japanese military stronghold in World War II.OkinawaAn island group of the central Ryukyu Islands in the western Pacific Ocean southwest of Japan. In World War II Okinawa, the largest island in the group, was the scene of fierce combat between the Japanese and U.S. Army and Marine forces (April 1-June 21, 1945). The islands were returned to the Japanese in 1972. (1945416211972NiigataA city of northwest Honshu, Japan, on the Sea of Japan north-northwest of Tokyo. It is a leading port with a major chemical industry. Population, 475,633.475,633NagasakiA city of western Kyushu, Japan, on Nagasaki Bay, an inlet of the East China Sea. The first Japanese port to be opened to foreign trade in the 16th century, Nagasaki was devastated by the second atomic bomb used in World War II (August 9, 1945). Population, 449,382. 16(194589449,382KanazawaA city of western Honshu, Japan, on the Sea of Japan north of Nagoya. It was ruled by powerful daimios during the feudal period (16th-19th century). Population, 430,480.16-19430480HonshuThe largest island of Japan, in the central part of the country between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean.