Japan

APCLI Independent political entity · JP

GeonameId: 1861060
Coordinates: 35.68536, 139.75309 35°41′07.30″ N, 139°45′11.12″ E
Population: 126,529,100
Elevation: ca. 19 m
SRTM3 19 m · ASTER 20 m
Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
Feature code: APCLI
Wikipedia: Article

Permalink: https://www.geonames.org/1861060/japan.html

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Places within this division

ADM1Aichi-kenpop. 7,552,873
ADM1Akitapop. 959,502
ADM1Aomori-kenpop. 1,237,984
ADM1Chiba-kenpop. 6,278,060
ADM1Ehimepop. 1,342,011
ADM1Fukuipop. 778,943
ADM1Fukuoka Prefecturepop. 5,109,323
ADM1Fukushima-kenpop. 1,810,286
ADM1Gifupop. 1,991,390
ADM1Gunma-kenpop. 1,937,626
ADM1Hiroshima-kenpop. 2,811,410
ADM1Hokkaidopop. 5,111,691
ADM1Hyōgopop. 5,469,762
ADM1Ibarakipop. 2,852,515
ADM1Ishikawa-kenpop. 1,140,573
ADM1Iwatepop. 1,210,534
ADM1Kagawa-kenpop. 949,358
ADM1Kagoshima-kenpop. 1,564,175
ADM1Kanagawapop. 9,097,401
ADM1Kochi Prefecturepop. 757,914
ADM1Kumamotopop. 1,748,134
ADM1Kyoto Prefecturepop. 2,578,087
ADM1Mie-kenpop. 1,781,948
ADM1Miyagi-kenpop. 2,301,996
ADM1Miyazakipop. 1,073,054
ADM1Nagano-kenpop. 2,052,493
ADM1Nagasaki Prefecturepop. 1,314,078
ADM1Nara-kenpop. 1,321,805
ADM1Niigata-kenpop. 2,131,009
ADM1Oita Prefecturepop. 1,136,245
ADM1Okayama-kenpop. 1,906,464
ADM1Okinawapop. 1,466,944
ADM1Ōsaka-fupop. 8,823,358
ADM1Saga-kenpop. 809,248
ADM1Saitama-kenpop. 7,338,536
ADM1Shigapop. 1,402,132
ADM1Shimane-kenpop. 665,205
ADM1Shizuokapop. 3,637,998
ADM1Tochigipop. 1,943,886
ADM1Tokushima-kenpop. 728,633
ADM1Tokyo Prefecturepop. 14,187,176
ADM1Tottoripop. 570,569
ADM1Toyama-kenpop. 1,044,588
ADM1Wakayamapop. 944,320
ADM1Yamagata-kenpop. 1,068,027
ADM1Yamaguchipop. 1,377,631
ADM1Yamanashipop. 817,192

Neighbouring divisions

No neighbouring divisions found.

What do these codes mean?

The language code refers to the ISO-639-2 and ISO-639-3 codes.

en (english)
fr (french)

The language code may be followed by a hyphen and a country code or a country variant:

zh-CN
zh-Hant

Accepted pseudo language codes:

post (postal codes)
icao, iata, faac, tcid (airport codes)
abbr (abbreviation)
link (link to website)
phon (phonetics)
piny (pinyin)
wkdt (wikidataid)
unlc (UNLOCODE)
nuts (EU NUTS code)
lauc (EU LAU code)

p. = preferred
s. = short
h. = historical
c. = colloquial

Names in other languages

			Tags
		Giappone
		Japon
		Nihon
		Nippon	colloquial
		Yaponiya
`ab`	Abkhazian	Иапониа
`ace`	Achinese	Jeupun
`aa`	Afar	Japan	official
`af`	Afrikaans	Japan	official
`ak`	Akan	Gyapan	official
`sq`	Albanian	Japoni	official
`sq`	Albanian	Japonia
`am`	Amharic	ጃፓን	official
`ar`	Arabic	اليابان	official
`an`	Aragonese	Chapón
`hy`	Armenian	Ճապոնիա	official
`frp`	Arpitan	J·apon
`as`	Assamese	জাপান	official
`ast`	Asturian	Xapón
`ay`	Aymara	Nihun
`az`	Azerbaijani	Yaponiya	official
`bm`	Bambara	Zapɔn	official
`bn`	Bangla	জাপান	official
`bjn`	Banjar	Japang
`ba`	Bashkir	Япония
`eu`	Basque	Japonia	official
`be`	Belarusian	Японія	official
`bh`	Bihari	जापान
`bpy`	Bishnupriya	জাপান
`bs`	Bosnian	Japan	official
`br`	Breton	Japan	official
`br`	Breton	Japon
`bug`	Buginese	ᨍᨛᨄ
`bg`	Bulgarian	Япония	official
`my`	Burmese	ဂျပန်	official
`my`	Burmese	ဂျပန်နိုင်ငံ
`ca`	Catalan	Japó	official
`ceb`	Cebuano	Hapon
`bcl`	Central Bikol	Hapon
`ckb`	Central Kurdish	ژاپۆن
`ch`	Chamorro	Chapan
`ce`	Chechen	Япони	official
`chr`	Cherokee	ᏣᏩᏂᏏ
`chy`	Cheyenne	Japan
`zh`	Chinese	日本	official
`cho`	Choctaw	Japan
`cu`	Church Slavic	Ꙗпѡнїꙗ
`cv`	Chuvash	Япони
`kw`	Cornish	Japan	official
`kw`	Cornish	Nihon
`mus`	Creek	Japan
`hr`	Croatian	Japan	official
`cs`	Czech	Japonsko	official
`da`	Danish	Japan	official
`diq`	Dimli (individual language)	Japonya
`dv`	Divehi	ޖަޕާނު
`nl`	Dutch	Japan	official
`dz`	Dzongkha	ཇ་པཱན	official
`dz`	Dzongkha	ཇཱ་པཱན།
`mhr`	Eastern Mari	Японий
`arz`	Egyptian Arabic	اليابان
`en`	English	Japan	official
`myv`	Erzya	Япония Мастор
`eo`	Esperanto	Japanio
`eo`	Esperanto	Japanujo	official
`et`	Estonian	Jaapan	official
`ee`	Ewe	Dzapan nutome	official
`ext`	Extremaduran	Japón
`fo`	Faroese	Japan	official
`fi`	Finnish	Japani	official
`fr`	French	Japon	official
`fur`	Friulian	Gjapon
`ff`	Fula	Sapoo	official
`gl`	Galician	O Xapón	official
`gl`	Galician	Xapón
`gan`	Gan Chinese	日本
`lg`	Ganda	Japani	official
`ka`	Georgian	იაპონია	official
`de`	German	Japan	official
`gom`	Goan Konkani	जपान
`el`	Greek	Ιαπωνία	official
`gn`	Guarani	Hapõ
`gu`	Gujarati	જાપાન	official
`ht`	Haitian Creole	Japon
`hak`	Hakka Chinese	Ngi̍t-pún
`ha`	Hausa	Japan	official
`haw`	Hawaiian	Iāpana
`he`	Hebrew	יפן	official
`hi`	Hindi	जापान	official
`hu`	Hungarian	Japán	official
`is`	Icelandic	Japan	official
`io`	Ido	Japonia
`ig`	Igbo	Japan	official
`ilo`	Iloko	Hapon
`id`	Indonesian	Jepang	official
`ia`	Interlingua	Japon	official
`iu`	Inuktitut	ᓃᑉᐊᓐ
`ga`	Irish	an tSeapáin	official
`it`	Italian	Giappone	official
`ja`	Japanese	日本	official
`jv`	Javanese	Jepang	official
`kbd`	Kabardian	Япон
`kab`	Kabyle	Japun
`kl`	Kalaallisut	Japani	official
`xal`	Kalmyk	Ниxуудин Нутг
`kn`	Kannada	ಜಪಾನ್	official
`krc`	Karachay-Balkar	Япония
`ks`	Kashmiri	جاپان	official
`csb`	Kashubian	Japòńskô
`kk`	Kazakh	Жапония	official
`km`	Khmer	ជប៉ុន	official
`ki`	Kikuyu	Njabani	official
`rw`	Kinyarwanda	Ubuyapani
`kv`	Komi	Япония
`koi`	Komi-Permyak	Ниппон
`ko`	Korean	일본	official
`kj`	Kuanyama	Japan
`ku`	Kurdish	Japon	official
`ku`	Kurdish	Japonya
`ku`	Kurdish	ژاپۆن	official
`ky`	Kyrgyz	Жапония
`ky`	Kyrgyz	Япония	official
`lbe`	Lak	Japan
`lo`	Lao	ຍີ່ປຸ່ນ	official
`lo`	Lao	ປະເທດຍີ່ປຸ່ນ
`ltg`	Latgalian	Japoneja
`la`	Latin	Iaponia
`lv`	Latvian	Japāna	official
`lez`	Lezghian	Япония
`lij`	Ligurian	Giappon
`li`	Limburgish	Japan
`ln`	Lingala	Zapɔ	official
`ln`	Lingala	Zapɔ́
`link`	link to website	http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n78089021
`link`	link to website	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan
`lzh`	Literary Chinese	日本
`lt`	Lithuanian	Japonija	official
`olo`	Livvi	Japounii
`jbo`	Lojban	pongue
`lmo`	Lombard	Giapun
`nds`	Low German	Japan
`dsb`	Lower Sorbian	Japańska
`lu`	Luba-Katanga	Japu	official
`lb`	Luxembourgish	Japan	official
`mk`	Macedonian	Јапонија	official
`mg`	Malagasy	Japana	official
`ms`	Malay	Jepun	official
`ml`	Malayalam	ജപ്പാൻ	official
`mt`	Maltese	il-Ġappun	official
`gv`	Manx	Yn Çhapaan
`mi`	Māori	Hapani	official
`mi`	Māori	Nipono
`mr`	Marathi	जपान	official
`mh`	Marshallese	Japan
`mzn`	Mazanderani	جاپون
`cdo`	Min Dong Chinese	Nĭk-buōng
`nan`	Min Nan Chinese	Ji̍t-pún
`min`	Minangkabau	Japang
`xmf`	Mingrelian	იაპონია
`mdf`	Moksha	Японмастор
`mn`	Mongolian	Япон	official
`nah`	Nahuatl languages	Xapon
`nrm`	Narom	Japon
`na`	Nauru	Djapan
`nv`	Navajo	Binaʼadaałtzózí Dinéʼiʼ Bikéyah
`ng`	Ndonga	Japan
`ne`	Nepali	जापान	official
`new`	Newari	जापान
`nd`	North Ndebele	Japan	official
`lrc`	Northern Luri	جاپون
`se`	Northern Sami	Jáhpan	official
`se`	Northern Sami	Japána	official
`no`	Norwegian	Japan	official
`nb`	Norwegian Bokmål	Japan	official
`nn`	Norwegian Nynorsk	Japan
`oc`	Occitan	Japon	official
`or`	Odia	ଜାପାନ	official
`or`	Odia	ଜାପାନ୍	official
`arc`	Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)	ܝܦܢ
`ang`	Old English (ca. 450-1100)	Iapan
`om`	Oromo	Jaappaan
`om`	Oromo	Japan	official
`os`	Ossetic	Япон	official
`pi`	Pali	जापान
`pam`	Pampanga	Hapon
`pap`	Papiamento	Hapon
`ps`	Pashto	جاپان	official
`nso`	Pedi	Japane
`fa`	Persian	ژاپن	official
`pms`	Piemontese	Giapon
`pl`	Polish	Japonia	official
`pt`	Portuguese	Japão	official
`pa`	Punjabi	ਜਪਾਨ	official
`qu`	Quechua	Japón	official
`qu`	Quechua	Nihun
`ro`	Romanian	Japonia	official
`ro`	Romanian	Жапония
`rm`	Romansh	Giapun	official
`rn`	Rundi	Ubuyapani	official
`bxr`	Russia Buriat	Япон Улас
`ru`	Russian	Япония	official
`rue`	Rusyn	Японія
`sm`	Samoan	Iapani
`sgs`	Samogitian	Japuonėjė
`sg`	Sango	Zapöon	official
`sa`	Sanskrit	जपान्
`sa`	Sanskrit	जापन:	official
`sco`	Scots	Japan
`gd`	Scottish Gaelic	An Iapan
`gd`	Scottish Gaelic	An t-Seapan	official
`sr`	Serbian	Јапан	official
`sn`	Shona	Japan	official
`ii`	Sichuan Yi	ꏝꀪ	official
`scn`	Sicilian	Giappuni
`szl`	Silesian	Japůńijo
`sd`	Sindhi	جاپان	official
`si`	Sinhala	ජපානය	official
`sk`	Slovak	Japonsko	official
`sl`	Slovenian	Japonska	official
`so`	Somali	Jabaan	official
`so`	Somali	Jabbaan
`azb`	South Azerbaijani	ژاپون
`st`	Southern Sotho	Japane
`es`	Spanish	Japón	official
`su`	Sundanese	Jepang	official
`sw`	Swahili	Japani	official
`sw`	Swahili	Ujapani
`ss`	Swati	IJaphani
`sv`	Swedish	Japan	official
`tl`	Tagalog	Hapon
`ty`	Tahitian	Tāpōnē
`tg`	Tajik	Жопун
`tg`	Tajik	Япония	official
`ta`	Tamil	ஜப்பான்	official
`tt`	Tatar	Япония	official
`te`	Telugu	జపాన్	official
`tet`	Tetum	Japaun
`th`	Thai	ญี่ปุ่น	official
`th`	Thai	ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
`bo`	Tibetan	ཉི་ཧོང་	official
`bo`	Tibetan	ཉི་ཧོང་།
`ti`	Tigrinya	Japan
`ti`	Tigrinya	ጃፓን	official
`tpi`	Tok Pisin	Siapan
`to`	Tongan	Siapani	official
`ts`	Tsonga	Japan
`tr`	Turkish	Japonya	official
`tk`	Turkmen	Ýaponiýa	official
`tw`	Twi	Yapan
`udm`	Udmurt	Япония
`uk`	Ukrainian	Японія	official
`hsb`	Upper Sorbian	Japanska
`ur`	Urdu	جاپان	official
`ur`	Urdu	نیہون
`ug`	Uyghur	ياپونىيە	official
`uz`	Uzbek	Yaponiya	official
`uz`	Uzbek	Япония
`ve`	Venda	Japan
`vec`	Venetian	Giapòn
`vep`	Veps	Japonii
`vi`	Vietnamese	Nhật Bản	official
`vo`	Volapük	Yapän
`war`	Waray (Philippines)	Hapon
`cy`	Welsh	Japan	official
`cy`	Welsh	Siapan
`hyw`	Western Armenian	Ճափոն
`fy`	Western Frisian	Japan	official
`mrj`	Western Mari	Япони
`pnb`	Western Panjabi	جپان
`wkdt`	Wikidata	Q17
`wo`	Wolof	Sapoŋ
`wo`	Wolof	Sàppoŋ	official
`wuu`	Wu Chinese	日本
`xh`	Xhosa	IJapani
`sah`	Yakut	Дьоппуон
`yi`	Yiddish	יאפאן
`yi`	Yiddish	יאַפּאַן	official
`yo`	Yoruba	Japani	official
`yue`	Yue Chinese	日本
`zh-Hant`	zh-hant	日本	official
`za`	Zhuang	Nditbonj
`zu`	Zulu	i-Japan	official
`zu`	Zulu	IJapani