List of municipal flags of Chūgoku region
This page lists the municipal flags of Chūgoku region, Japan. It is a part of the List of Japanese municipal flags, which is split into regions due to its size.
Shimane Prefecture
Historical
Akagi (1959–2005) Asahi (1958–2005) Daitō (1903–2004) Daiwa (1967–2004) Fuse (1916–2004) Goka (1979–2004) Gotsu (1954–2004) Hakuta (1954–2004) Hasumi (1967–2004) Higashiizumo (1963–2011) Hikawa (1956–2011) Hikimi (1956–2004) Hirata (1955–2005) Hirose (1899–2004) Iwami (1957–2004) Izumo (1947–2005) Kakeya (1913–2004) Kakinoki (1968–2005) Kamo (1974–2004) Kanagi (1960–2005) Kashima (1971–2005) Kisuki (1958–2004) Koryō (1969–2005) Mihonoseki (1957–2005) Misumi (1955–2005) Mito (1955–2004) Mitoya (1954–2004) Mizuho (1964–2004) Muikaichi (1970–2005) Nichihara (1938–2005) Nima (1954–2005) Nita (1955–2005) Ōchi (1958–2004) Sada (1956–2005) Saigō (1984–2004) Sakurae (1956–2004) Shimane (1967–2005) Shinji (1975–2005) Taisha (1961–2005) Taki (1966–2005) Tamayu (1979–2005) Tonbara (1958–2005) Tsuma (1979–2004) Tsuwano (1955–2005) Yakumo (1954–2005) Yasaka (1967–2005) Yasugi (1954–2004) Yatsuka (1970–2005) Yokota (1959–2005) Yoshida (1889–2004) Yunotsu (1954–2005)
Okayama Prefecture
Cities
Akaiwa Asakuchi Ibara Kasaoka Kurashiki Niimi Okayama Soja Tamano Tsuyama
Towns and villages
Hayashima Kagamino Kibichuo Kumenan Nishiawakura Shinjo
Hiroshima Prefecture
Cities
Historical
Akitsu (1953–2005) Chiyoda (1968–2005) Daiwa (1955–2005) Etajima (1976–2004) Fukutomi (1960–2005) Funakoshi (1972–1975) Funo (1960–2005) Geihoku (1964–2005) Higashino (1974–2003) Hiwa (1991–2005) Hongō (1955–2005) Innoshima (1955–2005) Itsukaichi (1968–1985) Jinseki (1981–2004) Jōge (1958–2004) Kake (1970–2004) Kamagari (1976–2005) Kannabe (1984–2006) Kawajiri (1969–2004) Kimita (1984–2004) Kinoe (1955–2003) Kisa (1957–2004) Kōchi (1952–2005) Kōnu (1975–2004) Kōzan (1955–2004) Kuchiwa (1978–2005) Kui (1974–2005) Kurahashi (1977–2005) Kurose (1984–2005) Midori (1975–2004) Mihara (1937–2005) Mirasaka (1971–2004) Mitsugi (1958–2005) Miwa (1955–2004) Miyajima (1971–2005) Miyoshi (1954–1992) Miyoshi (1992–2004) Mukaihara (1983–2004) Mukaishima (1961–2005) Nōmi (1982–2004) Numakuma (1955–2005) Ōasa (1974–2005) Ōgaki (1974–2004) Okimi (1979–2004) Ondo (1979–2005) Ōno (1970–2005) Ōsaki (1981–2003) Saijō, Kamo (1968–1974) Saijō, Shōbara (1964–2005) Saiki (1955–2003) Sakugi (1965–2004) Sanwa (1965–2004) Sera (1965–2004) Seranishi (1979–2004) Setoda (1937–2006) Shimokamagari (1971–2003) Shinichi (1958–2003) Shōbara (1955–2005) Sōryō (1965–2005) Takamiya (1976–2004) Takano (1984–2005) Togouchi (1972–2004) Tōjō (1965–2005) Toyohama (1988–2005) Toyohira (1970–2005) Toyomatsu (1978–2004) Toyosaka (1949–2005) Tsutsuga (1990–2004) Uchinomi (1956–2003) Yachiyo (1978–2004) Yano (1967–1975) Yasuura (1948–2005) Yoshida (1955–2004) Yoshiwa (1971–2003) Yuki, Jinseki (1967–2004) Yuki, Saeki (1959–2005) Yutaka (1980–2005)
Yamaguchi Prefecture
Cities
Hōfu Iwakuni San'yō-Onoda Yamaguchi
Towns
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