府県 /fu ken/ mean prefecture in Japanese.
Kanagawa is a prefecture south of Tokyo. 神奈川
Fukushima is written asç¦å³¶ in Japanese.ç¦ (fuku) means 'good fortune', while å³¶ (shima) means 'island'. To say 'Fukushima Prefecture', you simply add 県 (ken) on the end to makeç¦å³¶çœŒ (fukushima-ken).
it means sasaki in Japanese
Tengo is a Japanese name. You might mean 'tengou' which would mean 'prank'.
It means light in japanese.
No, with the exception of Tochigi Prefecture.
Yes. She is from Zama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Sapporo is the capital city of the northern Japanese prefecture, Hokkaido. The city's name is an alternate spelling of the Ainu (native Japanese) language "sat poro pet", and can be translated as "great dry river".
Prefectures are govermental bodies larger than towns, cities and districts.A prefecture is further subdivided into cities and districts.Hope that helps
The prefecture of Hokkaido is the northern most part of the Japanese archipelago.
千葉 Chiba is the name of prefecture directly across the river, to the east of Tokyo. If you continue down the coast you'll come to the city of the same name.
The Japanese proper name is Akita (a prefecture name), also applied to a dog breed, the Akita Inu.
cho is town ken is prefecture gun is shire
Names in Japanese have various spellings most of the times. 秋田 /a ki ta/ is a common spelling of that name, also name of a prefecture in Japan.
The Japanese River Otter is important because it is the official animal symbol of Ehime Prefecture The otter was placed on the extremely endangered species list, and was declared extinct on August 28, 2012. The otter has been spotted by several eyewitnesses on January 10, 2013, in the Aichi Prefecture.
A prefecture is a governmental administrative unit. Simply put, in the US you have states, in Canada you have provinces, in Japan they have prefectures. There are 47 (including some that Japanese insist are not prefectures because they don't use the word.) Prefecture in Japanese is Ken. Chiba-ken, for example, or Aomori-ken. There is also fu, as in Kyoto-fu and Osaka-fu. Plus to, as in Tokyo-to and Hokkaido. fu, to, ken are all administrative units.By Samecgyicota Watreydrithim Polish!!!
i'm assuming by "ken" you mean a name because ken in Japanese has a few meanings such as prefecture etc. names in Japanese are not written in kanji, theyre written in katakana, which are specially designed for English and other foreign languages. you would write it like this: ケン :)