Flags of municipalities in Chūgoku region

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This gallery includes the municipal flags of Chūgoku 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 Chūgoku region, please refer to w:List of municipal flags of Chūgoku region.

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

Tottori Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:鳥取県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns and villages

Historical

Aimi

Funaoka

Shimane Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:島根県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns

Historical

Akagi (1959–2005)

Akagi
(1959–2005)

Asahi (1958–2005)

Asahi
(1958–2005)

Daitō (1903–2004)

Daitō
(1903–2004)

Daiwa (1967–2004)

Daiwa
(1967–2004)

Fuse (1916–2004)

Fuse
(1916–2004)

Goka (1979–2004)

Goka
(1979–2004)

Gotsu (1954–2004)

Gotsu
(1954–2004)

Hakuta (1954–2004)

Hakuta
(1954–2004)

Hasumi (1967–2004)

Hasumi
(1967–2004)

Higashiizumo (1963–2011)

Higashiizumo
(1963–2011)

Hikawa (1956–2011)

Hikawa
(1956–2011)

Hikimi (1956–2004)

Hikimi
(1956–2004)

Hirata (1955–2005)

Hirata
(1955–2005)

Hirose (1899–2004)

Hirose
(1899–2004)

Iwami (1957–2004)

Iwami
(1957–2004)

Izumo (1947–2005)

Izumo
(1947–2005)

Kakeya (1913–2004)

Kakeya
(1913–2004)

Kakinoki (1968–2005)

Kakinoki
(1968–2005)

Kamo (1974–2004)

Kamo
(1974–2004)

Kanagi (1960–2005)

Kanagi
(1960–2005)

Kashima (1971–2005)

Kashima
(1971–2005)

Kisuki (1958–2004)

Kisuki
(1958–2004)

Koryō (1969–2005)

Koryō
(1969–2005)

Mihonoseki (1957–2005)

Mihonoseki
(1957–2005)

Misumi (1955–2005)

Misumi
(1955–2005)

Mito (1955–2004)

Mito
(1955–2004)

Mitoya (1954–2004)

Mitoya
(1954–2004)

Mizuho (1964–2004)

Mizuho
(1964–2004)

Muikaichi (1970–2005)

Muikaichi
(1970–2005)

Nichihara (1938–2005)

Nichihara
(1938–2005)

Nima (1954–2005)

Nima
(1954–2005)

Nita (1955–2005)

Nita
(1955–2005)

Ōchi (1958–2004)

Ōchi
(1958–2004)

Sada (1956–2005)

Sada
(1956–2005)

Saigō (1984–2004)

Saigō
(1984–2004)

Sakurae (1956–2004)

Sakurae
(1956–2004)

Shimane (1967–2005)

Shimane
(1967–2005)

Shinji (1975–2005)

Shinji
(1975–2005)

Taisha (1961–2005)

Taisha
(1961–2005)

Taki (1966–2005)

Taki
(1966–2005)

Tamayu (1979–2005)

Tamayu
(1979–2005)

Tonbara (1958–2005)

Tonbara
(1958–2005)

Tsuma (1979–2004)

Tsuma
(1979–2004)

Tsuwano (1955–2005)

Tsuwano
(1955–2005)

Yakumo (1954–2005)

Yakumo
(1954–2005)

Yasaka (1967–2005)

Yasaka
(1967–2005)

Yasugi (1954–2004)

Yasugi
(1954–2004)

Yatsuka (1970–2005)

Yatsuka
(1970–2005)

Yokota (1959–2005)

Yokota
(1959–2005)

Yoshida (1889–2004)

Yoshida
(1889–2004)

Yunotsu (1954–2005)

Yunotsu
(1954–2005)

Okayama Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:岡山県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Wards of Okayama

Towns and villages

Historical

Hiroshima Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:広島県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Higashihiroshima

Higashihiroshima

Wards of Hiroshima

Towns

Historical

Akitsu (1953–2005)

Akitsu
(1953–2005)

Chiyoda (1968–2005)

Chiyoda
(1968–2005)

Daiwa (1955–2005)

Daiwa
(1955–2005)

Etajima (1976–2004)

Etajima
(1976–2004)

Fukutomi (1960–2005)

Fukutomi
(1960–2005)

Funakoshi (1972–1975)

Funakoshi
(1972–1975)

Funo (1960–2005)

Funo
(1960–2005)

Geihoku (1964–2005)

Geihoku
(1964–2005)

Higashino (1974–2003)

Higashino
(1974–2003)

Hiwa (1991–2005)

Hiwa
(1991–2005)

Hongō (1955–2005)

Hongō
(1955–2005)

Innoshima (1955–2005)

Innoshima
(1955–2005)

Itsukaichi (1968–1985)

Itsukaichi
(1968–1985)

Jinseki (1981–2004)

Jinseki
(1981–2004)

Jōge (1958–2004)

Jōge
(1958–2004)

Kake (1970–2004)

Kake
(1970–2004)

Kamagari (1976–2005)

Kamagari
(1976–2005)

Kannabe (1984–2006)

Kannabe
(1984–2006)

Kawajiri (1969–2004)

Kawajiri
(1969–2004)

Kimita (1984–2004)

Kimita
(1984–2004)

Kinoe (1955–2003)

Kinoe
(1955–2003)

Kisa (1957–2004)

Kisa
(1957–2004)

Kōchi (1952–2005)

Kōchi
(1952–2005)

Kōnu (1975–2004)

Kōnu
(1975–2004)

Kōzan (1955–2004)

Kōzan
(1955–2004)

Kuchiwa (1978–2005)

Kuchiwa
(1978–2005)

Kui (1974–2005)

Kui
(1974–2005)

Kurahashi (1977–2005)

Kurahashi
(1977–2005)

Kurose (1984–2005)

Kurose
(1984–2005)

Midori (1975–2004)

Midori
(1975–2004)

Mihara (1937–2005)

Mihara
(1937–2005)

Mirasaka (1971–2004)

Mirasaka
(1971–2004)

Mitsugi (1958–2005)

Mitsugi
(1958–2005)

Miwa (1955–2004)

Miwa
(1955–2004)

Miyajima (1971–2005)

Miyajima
(1971–2005)

Miyoshi (1954–1992)

Miyoshi
(1954–1992)

Miyoshi (1992–2004)

Miyoshi
(1992–2004)

Mukaihara (1983–2004)

Mukaihara
(1983–2004)

Mukaishima (1961–2005)

Mukaishima
(1961–2005)

Nōmi (1982–2004)

Nōmi
(1982–2004)

Numakuma (1955–2005)

Numakuma
(1955–2005)

Ōasa (1974–2005)

Ōasa
(1974–2005)

Ōgaki (1974–2004)

Ōgaki
(1974–2004)

Okimi (1979–2004)

Okimi
(1979–2004)

Ondo (1979–2005)

Ondo
(1979–2005)

Ōno (1970–2005)

Ōno
(1970–2005)

Ōsaki (1981–2003)

Ōsaki
(1981–2003)

Saijō, Kamo (1968–1974)

Saijō, Kamo
(1968–1974)

Saijō, Shōbara (1964–2005)

Saijō, Shōbara
(1964–2005)

Saiki (1955–2003)

Saiki
(1955–2003)

Sakugi (1965–2004)

Sakugi
(1965–2004)

Sanwa (1965–2004)

Sanwa
(1965–2004)

Sera (1965–2004)

Sera
(1965–2004)

Seranishi (1979–2004)

Seranishi
(1979–2004)

Setoda (1937–2006)

Setoda
(1937–2006)

Shimokamagari (1971–2003)

Shimokamagari
(1971–2003)

Shinichi (1958–2003)

Shinichi
(1958–2003)

Shōbara (1955–2005)

Shōbara
(1955–2005)

Sōryō (1965–2005)

Sōryō
(1965–2005)

Takamiya (1976–2004)

Takamiya
(1976–2004)

Takano (1984–2005)

Takano
(1984–2005)

Togouchi (1972–2004)

Togouchi
(1972–2004)

Tōjō (1965–2005)

Tōjō
(1965–2005)

Toyohama (1988–2005)

Toyohama
(1988–2005)

Toyohira (1970–2005)

Toyohira
(1970–2005)

Toyomatsu (1978–2004)

Toyomatsu
(1978–2004)

Toyosaka (1949–2005)

Toyosaka
(1949–2005)

Tsutsuga (1990–2004)

Tsutsuga
(1990–2004)

Uchinomi (1956–2003)

Uchinomi
(1956–2003)

Yachiyo (1978–2004)

Yachiyo
(1978–2004)

Yano (1967–1975)

Yano
(1967–1975)

Yasuura (1948–2005)

Yasuura
(1948–2005)

Yoshida (1955–2004)

Yoshida
(1955–2004)

Yoshiwa (1971–2003)

Yoshiwa
(1971–2003)

Yuki, Jinseki (1967–2004)

Yuki, Jinseki
(1967–2004)

Yuki, Saeki (1959–2005)

Yuki, Saeki
(1959–2005)

Yutaka (1980–2005)

Yutaka
(1980–2005)

Yamaguchi Prefecture

Main gallery: ja:山口県の市町村旗一覧.

Cities

Towns

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