2005 population estimates for cities in
Japan
This 2005 population estimate is based on a number of factors and sources. Please bear in mind that this is only an estimate of the number of people in a given city -- it may be possible to obtain actual figures from the U.N. and government sources. If you believe our estimate is in error, please contact us.
Please note that all figures below refer populations for individual cities, not the population for urban agglomerations. Thus a city like Manila in the Philippines may have a city population of 1.6 million people (within its official city limits), but a urban area population closer to 10.5 million people. You can see some estimates for urban agglomerations at World's Largest Urban Areas
Ageo 221,128
Akashi 303,225
Akita 324,369
Amagasaki 452,945
Anjo 166,427
Aomori 302,256
Asahikawa 359,689
Ashikaga 161,240
Atsugi 226,483
Chiba 912,925
Chigasaki 229,486
Chofu 207,826
Fuchu 234,589
Fuji 239,311
Fujisawa 392,095
Fukui 252,113
Fukuoka 1,388,608
Fukushima 297,113
Fukuyama 384,544
Funabashi 557,366
Gifu 399,505
Hachinohe 242,280
Hachioji 568,712
Hadano 173,757
Hakodate 279,706
Hamamatsu 603,567
Higashiosaka 513,780
Himeji 488,878
Hino 168,801
Hirakata 407,640
Hiratsuka 258,392
Hirosaki 178,105
Hiroshima 1,143,834
Hitachi 189,719
Hitachinaka 174,213
Ibaraki 263,488
Ichihara 287,448
Ichikawa 453,819
Ichinomiya 278,636
Itami 194,789
Iwaki 361,980
Izumi 185,836
Kagoshima 558,705
Kakogawa 278,266
Kamakura 164,820
Kanazawa 462,391
Kashiwa 338,084
Kasugai 297,039
Kasukabe 209,900
Katsuta 174,213
Kawagoe 342,389
Kawaguchi 469,396
Kawanishi 159,400
Kawasaki 1,283,754
Kishiwada 205,219
Kitakyushu 1,005,245
Kobe 1,500,400
Kochi 336,603
Kodaira 185,251
Kofu 186,614
Koriyama 343,746
Koshigaya 318,602
Kumagaya 157,985
Kumamoto 700,882
Kurashiki 437,106
Kure 197,642
Kurume 240,137
Kushiro 186,133
Kyoto 1,470,597
Machida 390,264
Maebashi 283,310
Matsudo 468,511
Matsue 156,915
Matsumoto 212,550
Matsuyama 486,713
Mitaka 174,256
Mito 251,924
Miyazaki 313,969
Moriguchi 150,203
Morioka 315,284
Nagano 365,815
Nagaoka 196,686
Nagareyama 155,225
Nagasaki 414,415
Nagoya 2,178,958
Naha 299,434
Nara 373,564
Narashino 155,153
Neyagawa 248,414
Niigata 508,078
Nishinomiya 443,348
Numazu 205,841
Obihiro 175,473
Odawara 203,128
Ogaki 151,079
Oita 448,954
Okayama 641,167
Okazaki 350,104
Okinawa 126,103
Omiya 480,632
Omuta 133,885
Osaka 2,588,286
Otaru 145,655
Otsu 301,149
Oyama 161,059
Saga 167,099
Sagamihara 640,175
Sakai 785,468
Sakura 183,491
Sapporo 1,890,389
Sasebo 239,254
Sayama 163,254
Sendai 1,049,071
Shimizu 234,859
Shimonoseki 248,121
Shizuoka 467,302
Soka 233,565
Suita 349,115
Suzuka 191,556
Tachikawa 170,030
Takamatsu 334,213
Takaoka 170,833
Takarazuka 217,975
Takasaki 241,388
Takatsuki 356,375
Tokorozawa 342,349
Tokushima 270,278
Tokyo 8,124,310
Tomakomai 177,420
Tottori 153,959
Toyama 327,645
Toyohashi 376,880
Toyonaka 384,281
Toyota 359,391
Tsu 165,902
Tsukuba 176,610
Ube 174,156
Uji 194,521
Urawa 516,228
Utsunomiya 451,219
Wakayama 382,456
Yachiyo 178,275
Yamagata 257,932
Yamaguchi 145,413
Yamato 220,842
Yao 273,552
Yokkaichi 298,609
Yokohama 3,517,961
Yokosuka 426,733
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All city population figures have been esimtated using various factors and based on data from qualified sources. These figures are estimates and are by no means intended to be used as official statistics. I have made my best effort to make these numbers as accurate as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
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