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If you are referring to "state", as in states (California, Washington, etc...) then the closest they have are prefectures. In Japanese they are called 県, or "ken". For example, Iwate prefecture is known as "Iwate-ken".
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People living in china and people living in japan?
people living in china are called chinese and people living in japan are called japanese
Who are the people in Japan?
They are called Japanese.
What are people from japan or laos called?
Asians
What do the japan people do for work?
they do something called nipponiaa.!
Who invaded Japan twice in the late 1200s?
The Mongols
What do English people call Japanese money?
The money in Japan is called Yen
What are Japan banknotes called?
what are coins called in japan
What is Japan's national tree called?
The national tree of Japan is Sugi or Bonsai. Yes, people do say it is the Cherry Bloossom tree but it's not
In japan what are its citizens called?
Citizens of Japan are commonly referred to as "Japanese." In the Japanese language, they are called "Nihonjin" (日本人), which directly translates to "people of Japan." This term encompasses all nationals of Japan, regardless of their ethnic background, though the majority of the population is ethnically Japanese.
What was the nes called in Japan?
What was the NES called un Japan?
What is the watermelon called in Japan?
In Japan, watermelons are called Suika.
What country is Shinto?
Shintoism started in eastern japan and then spread out to the middle east. Shintoism is the oldest surviving Japanese religion. It came even before Buddhism.
