Flags of municipalities in Chūbu region

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This gallery includes the municipal flags of Chūbu region, Japan. It is a part of the Flags of municipalities in Japan, which is split into regions due to its total number of municipalities.

'For the full list about the municipal flags of Chūbu region, please refer to w:List of municipal flags of Chūbu region.

Regions of Japan
	Hokkaido Tōhoku · Kantō · Chūbu · Kansai · Chūgoku Shikoku Kyūshū and Okinawa

Niigata Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:新潟県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Wards of Niigata

Towns and villages

Yuzawa (ceremonial)

Yuzawa
(ceremonial)

Historical

Ajikata (1977–2005)

Ajikata
(1977–2005)

Arakawa (1971–2008)

Arakawa
(1971–2008)

Asahi (1964–2008)

Asahi
(1964–2008)

Bunsui (1965–2006)

Bunsui
(1965–2006)

Gosen (1950–2006)

Gosen
(1950–2006)

Hirokami (1964–2004)

Hirokami
(1964–2004)

Horinouchi (1950–2004)

Horinouchi
(1950–2004)

Irihirose (????–2004)

Irihirose
(????–2004)

Itakura (1958–2005)

Itakura
(1958–2005)

Iwamuro (1965–2005)

Iwamuro
(1965–2005)

Kajikawa (1962–2005)

Kajikawa
(1962–2005)

Kakizaki (1955–2005)

Kakizaki
(1955–2005)

Kameda (1975–2005)

Kameda
(1975–2005)

Kamihayashi (1968–2008)

Kamihayashi
(1968–2008)

Kamikawa (1964–2005)

Kamikawa
(1964–2005)

Kanose (1966–2005)

Kanose
(1966–2005)

Katahigashi (1967–2005)

Katahigashi
(1967–2005)

Kawaguchi (1967–2005)

Kawaguchi
(1967–2005)

Kawanishi (1968–2005)

Kawanishi
(1968–2005)

Kiyosato (1962–2005)

Kiyosato
(1962–2005)

Koide (1940–2005)

Koide
(1940–2005)

Koshiji (1956–2005)

Koshiji
(1956–2005)

Kosudo (1970–2005)

Kosudo
(1970–2005)

Kubiki (1966–2005)

Kubiki
(1966–2005)

Kurokawa (1962–2005)

Kurokawa
(1962–2005)

Kyogase (1974–2004)

Kyogase
(1974–2004)

Maki, Higashikubiki (1921–2005)

Maki, Higashikubiki
(1921–2005)

Maki, Nishikanbara (1955–2005)

Maki, Nishikanbara
(1955–2005)

Matsudai (1919–2005)

Matsudai
(1919–2005)

Matsunoyama (1959–2005)

Matsunoyama
(1959–2005)

Mikawa (1966–2005)

Mikawa
(1966–2005)

Muikamachi (1957–2005)

Muikamachi
(1957–2005)

Muramatsu (1975–2006)

Muramatsu
(1975–2006)

Myōkō (1984–2005)

Myōkō
(1984–2005)

Myōkōkōgen (1967–2005)

Myōkōkōgen
(1967–2005)

Nadachi (1975–2005)

Nadachi
(1975–2005)

Nakagō (1986–2005)

Nakagō
(1986–2005)

Nakajō (1962–2005)

Nakajō
(1962–2005)

Nakanokuchi (1974–2005)

Nakanokuchi
(1974–2005)

Nakasato (1966–2005)

Nakasato
(1966–2005)

Niitsu (1951–2005)

Niitsu
(1951–2005)

Nishikawa (1966–2005)

Nishikawa
(1966–2005)

Nishiyama (1963–2005)

Nishiyama
(1963–2005)

Nō
(1974–2005)

Ōgata (1957–2005)

Ōgata
(1957–2005)

Ōmi (1954–2005)

Ōmi
(1954–2005)

Ōshima (1967–2005)

Ōshima
(1967–2005)

Ryōtsu (1955–2004)

Ryōtsu
(1955–2004)

Sakae (1967–2005)

Sakae
(1967–2005)

Sanpoku (1965–2008)

Sanpoku
(1965–2008)

Sanwa (1965–2005)

Sanwa
(1965–2005)

Sasagami (1992–2004)

Sasagami
(1992–2004)

Shiozawa (1965–2005)

Shiozawa
(1965–2005)

Shirone (1955–2005)

Shirone
(1955–2005)

Shitada (1968–2005)

Shitada
(1968–2005)

Shiunji (1962–2005)

Shiunji
(1962–2005)

Suibara (1935–2004)

Suibara
(1935–2004)

Sumon (1966–2004)

Sumon
(1966–2004)

Takayanagi (1976–2005)

Takayanagi
(1976–2005)

Teradomari (1957–2006)

Teradomari
(1957–2006)

Tochio (1959–2006)

Tochio
(1959–2006)

Toyosaka (1959–2005)

Toyosaka
(1959–2005)

Tsubame (1962–2006)

Tsubame
(1962–2006)

Tsugawa (1963–2005)

Tsugawa
(1963–2005)

Tsukigata (1963–2005)

Tsukigata
(1963–2005)

Uragawara (1965–2005)

Uragawara
(1965–2005)

Washima (1955–2006)

Washima
(1955–2006)

Yamato (1962–2004)

Yamato
(1962–2004)

Yasuda (1960–2004)

Yasuda
(1960–2004)

Yasuzuka (1965–2005)

Yasuzuka
(1965–2005)

Yoita (1955–2006)

Yoita
(1955–2006)

Yokogoshi (1970–2005)

Yokogoshi
(1970–2005)

Yoshida (1962–2006)

Yoshida
(1962–2006)

Yoshikawa (1955–2005)

Yoshikawa
(1955–2005)

Yunotani (1965–2004)

Yunotani
(1965–2004)

Toyama Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:富山県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Historical

Fuchu (1952–2005)

Fuchu
(1952–2005)

Fukumitsu (1955–2004)

Fukumitsu
(1955–2004)

Fukuno (1927–2004)

Fukuno
(1927–2004)

Fukuoka (1924–2005)

Fukuoka
(1924–2005)

Hosoiri (1924–2005)

Hosoiri
(1924–2005)

Inami (1954–2004)

Inami
(1954–2004)

Inokuchi (1978–2004)

Inokuchi
(1978–2004)

Jōhana (1973–2004)

Jōhana
(1973–2004)

Kurobe (1954–2006)

Kurobe
(1954–2006)

Ōsawano

Takaoka (1916–2005)

Takaoka
(1916–2005)

Tonami (1954–2004)

Tonami
(1954–2004)

Ishikawa Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:石川県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns

Hōdatsushimizu

Historical

Kaga (1958–2005)

Kaga
(1958–2005)

Nanatsuka

Noto, Fugeshi (1975–2005)

Noto, Fugeshi
(1975–2005)

Shika (1971–2005)

Shika
(1971–2005)

Takamatsu

Takamatsu

Unoke

Wajima (1957–2006)

Wajima
(1957–2006)

Fukui Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:福井県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Echizen
(town)

Historical

Awara (1984–2004)

Awara
(1984–2004)

Echizen (town, 1962–2005)

Echizen
(town, 1962–2005)

Eiheiji (1962–2006)

Eiheiji
(1962–2006)

Kanadu

Ōi
(1959–2006)

Sakai (1961–2006)

Sakai
(1961–2006)

Yamanashi Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:山梨県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Fujikawaguchiko

Fujikawaguchiko

Historical

Ashiwada

Ashiyasu

Kawaguchiko

Kōsai

Kushigata

Makioka

Minobu (1959–2005)

Minobu
(1959–2005)

Nakatomi

Nanbu (1965–2004)

Nanbu
(1965–2004)

Shimobe

Shirane

Tomisawa

Uenohara (1956–2005)

Uenohara
(1956–2005)

Yamanashi (1954–2005)

Yamanashi
(1954–2005)

Nagano Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:長野県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Kiso
(town)

Kiso
(village)

Matsukawa (town)

Matsukawa
(town)

Matsukawa (village)

Matsukawa
(village)

Historical

Asashina

Ina (1954–2006)

Ina
(1954–2006)

Kamiyamada (1915–1985)

Kamiyamada
(1915–1985)

Kamiyamada (1985–2003)

Kamiyamada
(1985–2003)

Kanae

Kitamimaki

Kōshoku

Miasa

Nagawa (village)

Nagawa
(village)

Saku (city, 1962–2005)

Saku
(city, 1962–2005)

Saku
(town)

Shinshūshinmachi

Shinshūshinmachi

Togura

Ueda (1950–2006)

Ueda
(1950–2006)

Gifu Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:岐阜県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Higashishirakawa

Higashishirakawa

Shirakawa (town)

Shirakawa
(town)

Shirakawa (village)

Shirakawa
(village)

Historical

Furukawa (1956–2004)

Furukawa
(1956–2004)

Gero (1958–2004)

Gero
(1958–2004)

Hagiwara (1960–2004)

Hagiwara
(1960–2004)

Hozumi (1955–2003)

Hozumi
(1955–2003)

Ibigawa (1955–2005)

Ibigawa
(1955–2005)

Ijira (1973–2003)

Ijira
(1973–2003)

Itonuki (1969–2004)

Itonuki
(1969–2004)

Kaizu (1965–2005)

Kaizu
(1965–2005)

Kamioka (through 1975)

Kamioka
(through 1975)

Kamioka (1975–2004)

Kamioka
(1975–2004)

Kanayama (1965–2004)

Kanayama
(1965–2004)

Kasahara (1968–2006)

Kasahara
(1968–2006)

Kawai (1968–2004)

Kawai
(1968–2004)

Kawaue (1962–2005)

Kawaue
(1962–2005)

Maze (1974–2004)

Maze
(1974–2004)

Meihō (1992–2004)

Meihō
(1992–2004)

Minami

Miyagawa (1957–2004)

Miyagawa
(1957–2004)

Miyama (1962–2003)

Miyama
(1962–2003)

Motosu
(town)

Myōgata (1975–1992)

Myōgata
(1975–1992)

Neo (1978–2004)

Neo
(1978–2004)

Shinsei (1975–2004)

Shinsei
(1975–2004)

Sunami (1974–2003)

Sunami
(1974–2003)

Takatomi (1972–2003)

Takatomi
(1972–2003)

Takasu (1973–2004)

Takasu
(1973–2004)

Yamato

Shizuoka Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:静岡県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Wards of Hamamatsu

Wards of Shizuoka

Towns and villages

Historical

Fukuroi (1958–2005)

Fukuroi
(1958–2005)

Hamamatsu (1911–2005)

Hamamatsu
(1911–2005)

Iwata (1947–2005)

Iwata
(1947–2005)

Kakegawa (1956–2005)

Kakegawa
(1956–2005)

Kami (1972–1991)

Kami
(1972–1991)

Kikukawa (1954–2005)

Kikukawa
(1954–2005)

Nishiizu (1966–2005)

Nishiizu
(1966–2005)

Ogasa

Omaezaki (1961–2005)

Omaezaki
(1961–2005)

Shimada (1915–2005)

Shimada
(1915–2005)

Shimizu (city, 1953–2003)

Shimizu
(city, 1953–2003)

Shizuoka (1964–2003)

Shizuoka
(1964–2003)

Aichi Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:愛知県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Wards of Nagoya

Towns and villages

Historical

Akabane (1978–2003)

Akabane
(1978–2003)

Asahi (1972–2005)

Asahi
(1972–2005)

Asuke (1971–2005)

Asuke
(1971–2005)

Atsumi (1968–2005)

Atsumi
(1968–2005)

Bisai (1955–2005)

Bisai
(1955–2005)

Fujioka (1974–2005)

Fujioka
(1974–2005)

Hachikai (1977–2005)

Hachikai
(1977–2005)

Haruhi (1973–2008)

Haruhi
(1973–2008)

Hazu (1967–2011)

Hazu
(1967–2011)

Heiwa (1969–2005)

Heiwa
(1969–2005)

Hōrai (1957–2005)

Hōrai
(1957–2005)

Ichinomiya (1970–2006)

Ichinomiya
(1970–2006)

Inabu (1967–2005)

Inabu
(1967–2005)

Isshiki (1966–2011)

Isshiki
(1966–2011)

Jimokuji (1970–2010)

Jimokuji
(1970–2010)

Jūshiyama (1986–2006)

Jūshiyama
(1986–2006)

Kira (1957–2011)

Kira
(1957–2011)

Kisogawa (1960–2005)

Kisogawa
(1960–2005)

Kiyosu (1972–2005)

Kiyosu
(1972–2005)

Kozakai (1972–2010)

Kozakai
(1972–2010)

Mito (1939–2008)

Mito
(1939–2008)

Miwa (1968–2010)

Miwa
(1968–2010)

Nishibiwajima (1969–2005)

Nishibiwajima
(1969–2005)

Nishiharu (1969–2006)

Nishiharu
(1969–2006)

Nukata (1956–2006)

Nukata
(1956–2006)

Obara (1975–2005)

Obara
(1975–2005)

Otowa (1981–2008)

Otowa
(1981–2008)

Sakurai (1956–1967)

Sakurai
(1956–1967)

Saori (1906–2005)

Saori
(1906–2005)

Saya (1955–2005)

Saya
(1955–2005)

Shikatsu (1969–2006)

Shikatsu
(1969–2006)

Shimoyama (1966–2005)

Shimoyama
(1966–2005)

Shinkawa (1964–2005)

Shinkawa
(1964–2005)

Shinshiro (1967–2005)

Shinshiro
(1967–2005)

Shippō (1971–2010)

Shippō
(1971–2010)

Shitara (2000–2005)

Shitara
(2000–2005)

Sobue (1971–2005)

Sobue
(1971–2005)

Tahara (1952–2005)

Tahara
(1952–2005)

Tatsuta (1977–2005)

Tatsuta
(1977–2005)

Tomiyama (1978–2005)

Tomiyama
(1978–2005)

Tsugu (1975–2005)

Tsugu
(1975–2005)

Tsukude (1966–2005)

Tsukude
(1966–2005)

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