Toyama prefecture 

History

Geography

Cities (in order of their founding date)

• Toyama
• Takaoka[?]
• Shinminato[?]
• Uodu[?]
• Himi[?]
• Namerikawa[?]
• Kurobe[?]
• Tonami[?]
• Oyabe[?]

Districts, towns and villages (in order of their founding date)

• Kaminiikawa[?]
  • Oosawano[?]
  • Ooyama[?]
• Nakaniikawa[?]
  • Funahashi[?]
  • Kamiichi[?]
  • Tateyama[?]
• Shimoniikawa[?]
  • Unaduki[?]
• Nyuuzen[?]
  • Asahi[?]
  • Nei[?]
  • Yatsuo[?]
  • Fuchuu[?]
  • Yamada[?]
  • Hosoiri[?]
• Imizu[?]
  • Kosugi[?]
  • Daimon[?]
  • Shimo[?]
  • Ooshima[?]
• Higashitonami[?]
  • Jouhana[?]
  • Taira[?]
  • Kamitaira[?]
  • Toga[?]
  • Shougawa[?]
  • Inami[?]
  • Inokuchi[?]
  • Fukuno[?]
• Nishitonami[?]
  • Fukumitsu[?]
  • Fukuoka[?]

Economy

Demographics

Culture

Tourism

Prefectural symbols

Miscellaneous topics

External links

• Official Toyama prefecture homepage (http://www.pref.toyama.jp/master/02guide/welcome/welcome_e.htm)

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