Ibaraki (prefecture) - Ibaraki (Präfektur)

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Ibaraki prefecture
CapitalMito
Residents
2.849.494 (2021)
surface
6,095.58 km²
websitewww.pref.ibaraki.jp/, www.pref.ibaraki.jp/site/foreign-language/
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Ibaraki(Japanese: 茨城 県, Ibaraki-ken) is a prefecture in the region Kantō, Japan.

Regions

Ibaraki Prefecture borders the Pacific Ocean to the east, which are neighboring prefectures Chiba, Saitama, Tochigi and Fukushima

places

Map of Ibaraki Prefecture
  • 1 Mito(水 戸)Website of this institutionMito in the travel guide Wikivoyage in a different languageMito in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMito in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMito (Q204249) in the Wikidata database - Capital of the prefecture
  • 2 TsukubaWebsite of this institutionTsukuba in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageTsukuba in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTsukuba in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTsukuba (Q273863) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 HitachiWebsite of this institutionHitachi in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageHitachi in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHitachi in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryHitachi (Q633922) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 HokotaWebsite of this institutionHokota in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHokota in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryHokota (Q857297) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 IshiokaWebsite of this institutionIshioka in the Wikipedia encyclopediaIshioka in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsIshioka (Q819658) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 ItakoWebsite of this institutionItako in the Wikipedia encyclopediaItako in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsItako (Q840598) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 JōsōWebsite of this institutionJōsō in the encyclopedia WikipediaJōsō in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsJōsō (Q851149) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 KashimaWebsite of this institutionKashima in the Wikipedia encyclopediaKashima in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKashima (Q467471) in the Wikidata database
  • 9 OmitamaWebsite of this institutionOmitama in the Wikipedia encyclopediaOmitama in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryOmitama (Q430584) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 YūkiWebsite of this institutionYūki in the Wikipedia encyclopediaYūki in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsYūki (Q847569) in the Wikidata database

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Regions:Hokkaido • Honshu (Chūbu • Chūgoku • Kansai • Kantō • Tōhoku) • Kyushu • Shikoku
Prefectures:Aichi • Akita • Aomori • Chiba • Ehime • Fukui • Fukuoka • Fukushima • Gifu • Gunma • Hiroshima • Hokkaido • Hyogo • Ibaraki • Ishikawa • Iwate • Kagawa • Kagoshima • Kanagawa • Kochi • Kumamoto • Kyoto • Mie • Miyagi • Miyazaki • Nagano • Nagasaki • Nara • Niigata • Ōita • Okayama • Okinawa • Osaka • saga • Saitama • Shiga • Shimane • Shizuoka • Tochigi • Tokyo • Tokushima • Tottori • Toyama • Wakayama • Yamagata • Yamaguchi • Yamanashi
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