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| Prefecture | Item | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Hokkaido | Scenery Lavender fields of Furano | Wikipedia |
| Hokkaido | Food Kaisen-don (fresh seafood rice bowl) | Wikipedia |
| Hokkaido | Crafts Hokkaido wooden bear carving | Wikipedia |
| Aomori | Scenery Oirase Gorge | Wikipedia |
| Aomori | Food Oma bluefin tuna | Wikipedia |
| Aomori | Crafts Tsugaru-nuri lacquerware | Wikipedia |
| Iwate | Scenery Jodogahama Beach | Wikipedia |
| Iwate | Food Wanko-soba (endless bite-size noodles) | Wikipedia |
| Iwate | Crafts Nambu cast ironware | Wikipedia |
| Miyagi | Scenery Matsushima Bay | Wikipedia |
| Miyagi | Food Sendai grilled beef tongue | Wikipedia |
| Miyagi | Crafts Naruko kokeshi dolls | Wikipedia |
| Akita | Scenery Lake Tazawa | Wikipedia |
| Akita | Food Kiritanpo hot pot | Wikipedia |
| Akita | Crafts Kabazaiku (cherry bark craft) | Wikipedia |
| Yamagata | Scenery Yamadera Temple | Wikipedia |
| Yamagata | Food Yonezawa wagyu beef | Wikipedia |
| Yamagata | Crafts Tendo shogi pieces | Wikipedia |
| Fukushima | Scenery Goshiki-numa (Five Colored Ponds) | Wikipedia |
| Fukushima | Food Kitakata ramen | Wikipedia |
| Fukushima | Crafts Akabeko (red bull papier-mâché) | Wikipedia |
| Ibaraki | Scenery Fukuroda Falls | Wikipedia |
| Ibaraki | Food Anko (monkfish) hot pot | Wikipedia |
| Ibaraki | Crafts Kasama-yaki pottery | Wikipedia |
| Tochigi | Scenery Nikko Toshogu Shrine | Wikipedia |
| Tochigi | Food Utsunomiya gyoza | Wikipedia |
| Tochigi | Crafts Mashiko-yaki pottery | Wikipedia |
| Gunma | Scenery Kusatsu Onsen Yubatake | Wikipedia |
| Gunma | Food Mizusawa udon | Wikipedia |
| Gunma | Crafts Takasaki daruma doll | Wikipedia |
| Saitama | Scenery Kawagoe historic warehouse district | Wikipedia |
| Saitama | Food Musashino eel | Wikipedia |
| Saitama | Crafts Iwatsuki Japanese dolls | Wikipedia |
| Chiba | Scenery Mt. Nokogiri | Wikipedia |
| Chiba | Food Boso nameroh (chopped fish on rice) | Wikipedia |
| Chiba | Crafts Boshu uchiwa round fans | Wikipedia |
| Tokyo | Scenery Senso-ji & Tokyo Skytree view | Wikipedia |
| Tokyo | Food Edomae sushi | Wikipedia |
| Tokyo | Crafts Edo Kiriko cut glass | Wikipedia |
| Kanagawa | Scenery Lake Ashi in Hakone | Wikipedia |
| Kanagawa | Food Yokohama Chinatown | Wikipedia |
| Kanagawa | Crafts Hakone yosegi parquetry | Wikipedia |
| Niigata | Scenery Sado Island | Wikipedia |
| Niigata | Food Hegi-soba | Wikipedia |
| Niigata | Crafts Tsubame tsuiki copperware | Wikipedia |
| Toyama | Scenery Kurobe Gorge | Wikipedia |
| Toyama | Food Firefly squid | Wikipedia |
| Toyama | Crafts Takaoka bronzeware | Wikipedia |
| Ishikawa | Scenery Kenroku-en Garden | Wikipedia |
| Ishikawa | Food Kanazawa fresh seafood | Wikipedia |
| Ishikawa | Crafts Kutani-yaki porcelain | Wikipedia |
| Fukui | Scenery Tojinbo Cliffs | Wikipedia |
| Fukui | Food Echizen snow crab | Wikipedia |
| Fukui | Crafts Echizen washi paper | Wikipedia |
| Yamanashi | Scenery Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi | Wikipedia |
| Yamanashi | Food Hoto noodles | Wikipedia |
| Yamanashi | Crafts Koshu Inden leather craft | Wikipedia |
| Nagano | Scenery Kamikochi highlands | Wikipedia |
| Nagano | Food Shinshu soba | Wikipedia |
| Nagano | Crafts Kiso lacquerware | Wikipedia |
| Gifu | Scenery Shirakawa-go gassho villages | Wikipedia |
| Gifu | Food Hida wagyu beef | Wikipedia |
| Gifu | Crafts Sarubobo amulet doll | Wikipedia |
| Shizuoka | Scenery Miho-no-Matsubara & Mt. Fuji | Wikipedia |
| Shizuoka | Food Hamamatsu unagi eel | Wikipedia |
| Shizuoka | Crafts Suruga bamboo basketry | Wikipedia |
| Aichi | Scenery Inuyama Castle | Wikipedia |
| Aichi | Food Miso-katsu pork cutlet | Wikipedia |
| Aichi | Crafts Arimatsu shibori tie-dye | Wikipedia |
| Mie | Scenery Ise Grand Shrine | Wikipedia |
| Mie | Food Matsusaka wagyu beef | Wikipedia |
| Mie | Crafts Iga-yaki pottery | Wikipedia |
| Shiga | Scenery Lake Biwa | Wikipedia |
| Shiga | Food Omi wagyu beef | Wikipedia |
| Shiga | Crafts Shigaraki-yaki (tanuki pottery) | Wikipedia |
| Kyoto | Scenery Kiyomizu-dera & Higashiyama | Wikipedia |
| Kyoto | Food Kyoto kaiseki & obanzai | Wikipedia |
| Kyoto | Crafts Nishijin-ori textile | Wikipedia |
| Osaka | Scenery Osaka Castle | Wikipedia |
| Osaka | Food Takoyaki & okonomiyaki | Wikipedia |
| Osaka | Crafts Sakai forged blades | Wikipedia |
| Hyogo | Scenery Himeji Castle | Wikipedia |
| Hyogo | Food Kobe beef | Wikipedia |
| Hyogo | Crafts Tamba-Tachikui pottery | Wikipedia |
| Nara | Scenery Nara Park & Todai-ji | Wikipedia |
| Nara | Food Kakinoha-zushi (persimmon-leaf sushi) | Wikipedia |
| Nara | Crafts Takayama chasen tea whisks | Wikipedia |
| Wakayama | Scenery Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route | Wikipedia |
| Wakayama | Food Wakayama ramen | Wikipedia |
| Wakayama | Crafts Kishu lacquerware | Wikipedia |
| Tottori | Scenery Tottori Sand Dunes | Wikipedia |
| Tottori | Food Matsuba snow crab | Wikipedia |
| Tottori | Crafts Inshu washi paper | Wikipedia |
| Shimane | Scenery Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine | Wikipedia |
| Shimane | Food Izumo soba | Wikipedia |
| Shimane | Crafts Iwami-yaki pottery | Wikipedia |
| Okayama | Scenery Kurashiki Bikan historical quarter | Wikipedia |
| Okayama | Food Okayama bara-zushi | Wikipedia |
| Okayama | Crafts Bizen-yaki unglazed pottery | Wikipedia |
| Hiroshima | Scenery Itsukushima Shrine torii | Wikipedia |
| Hiroshima | Food Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki | Wikipedia |
| Hiroshima | Crafts Kumano calligraphy & makeup brushes | Wikipedia |
| Yamaguchi | Scenery Tsunoshima Bridge | Wikipedia |
| Yamaguchi | Food Fugu (pufferfish) cuisine | Wikipedia |
| Yamaguchi | Crafts Hagi-yaki pottery | Wikipedia |
| Tokushima | Scenery Naruto Whirlpools | Wikipedia |
| Tokushima | Food Tokushima ramen | Wikipedia |
| Tokushima | Crafts Awa shijira-ori textile | Wikipedia |
| Kagawa | Scenery Ritsurin Garden | Wikipedia |
| Kagawa | Food Sanuki udon | Wikipedia |
| Kagawa | Crafts Marugame uchiwa fans | Wikipedia |
| Ehime | Scenery Dogo Onsen Honkan | Wikipedia |
| Ehime | Food Uwajima tai-meshi (sea bream rice) | Wikipedia |
| Ehime | Crafts Tobe-yaki porcelain | Wikipedia |
| Kochi | Scenery Katsurahama Beach | Wikipedia |
| Kochi | Food Katsuo tataki (seared bonito) | Wikipedia |
| Kochi | Crafts Tosa washi paper | Wikipedia |
| Fukuoka | Scenery Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine | Wikipedia |
| Fukuoka | Food Hakata ramen & motsunabe | Wikipedia |
| Fukuoka | Crafts Hakata ningyo dolls | Wikipedia |
| Saga | Scenery Niji-no-Matsubara pine grove | Wikipedia |
| Saga | Food Yobuko live squid sashimi | Wikipedia |
| Saga | Crafts Arita-yaki porcelain | Wikipedia |
| Nagasaki | Scenery Glover Garden & Nagasaki Port | Wikipedia |
| Nagasaki | Food Nagasaki champon | Wikipedia |
| Nagasaki | Crafts Hasami-yaki porcelain | Wikipedia |
| Kumamoto | Scenery Mt. Aso caldera | Wikipedia |
| Kumamoto | Food Basashi (horse sashimi) | Wikipedia |
| Kumamoto | Crafts Higo zogan metal inlay | Wikipedia |
| Oita | Scenery Yufuin & Beppu onsen towns | Wikipedia |
| Oita | Food Toriten (Oita-style chicken tempura) | Wikipedia |
| Oita | Crafts Beppu bamboo craft | Wikipedia |
| Miyazaki | Scenery Takachiho Gorge | Wikipedia |
| Miyazaki | Food Miyazaki jidori charcoal chicken | Wikipedia |
| Miyazaki | Crafts Miyakonojo daikyu bows | Wikipedia |
| Kagoshima | Scenery Sakurajima volcano | Wikipedia |
| Kagoshima | Food Kurobuta pork shabu-shabu | Wikipedia |
| Kagoshima | Crafts Satsuma Kiriko cut glass | Wikipedia |
| Okinawa | Scenery Churaumi Aquarium & Kouri Island | Wikipedia |
| Okinawa | Food Soki soba | Wikipedia |
| Okinawa | Crafts Ryukyu glass | Wikipedia |
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