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What is the area of Beyla Prefecture?
The area of Beyla Prefecture is 17,452 square kilometers.
When was Beyla Genauer born?
Beyla Genauer was born on May 23, 1932, in Poland.
What was the population in Japan in 1941?
105 million
How many prefectures is Japan divided into?
there are 47 prefectures in japan. Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto are some of the prefectures . In Japanese they are reffered to as todōfuken (都道府県) Prefectures are governmental bodies larger than cities,toens and villages. I found this information at : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefectures_of_Japan
How many prefectures in japan?
Japan has 47 prefectures. The bulk, 43, are in the first level of jurisdiction and administrative division. There are two urban prefectures, one circuit and one metropolis. The first prefectures which replaced provinces in Japan were established in 1868 by the Meiji Fuhanken Sanchisei administration.
How many prefectures in Australia?
None. Australia doesn't have prefectures, they're a Japanese thing.
Are the 47 prefectures like what States are to the U.S?
The 47 prefectures of Japan are similar to the state level in the United States. They are the first level of administrative division in Japan. Prefectures replaced provinces of Japan in 1868. The government of each prefecture is run by a governor who is elected by the people in the prefecture.
What do the Japanese people call states in japan?
Prefectures :)
Is there a state in Japan?
Japan is not divided into states like some countries; instead, it is made up of 47 prefectures. These prefectures serve as the country's administrative divisions, each governed by an elected governor and legislature. The prefectures are categorized into different regions, such as Kanto, Kansai, and Hokkaido, among others.
What did the daimyo govern after the meiji restoration seized their lands?
prefectures
What did the daimyo governed after the meiji government seized their land?
Prefectures
What do the Japanese call states in Japan?
They are called Prefectures, or "Ken" in Japanese.
