List of municipal flags of Chūbu region

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Niigata Prefecture

Main article: Niigata Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Agano
• 
  Gosen
• 
  Itoigawa
• 
  Jōetsu
• 
  Kamo
• 
  Kashiwazaki
• 
  Minamiuonuma
• 
  Mitsuke
• 
  Murakami
• 
  Myōkō
• 
  Nagaoka
• 
  Nagaoka (ceremonial)
• 
  Niigata
• 
  Ojiya
• 
  Sado
• 
  Sanjō
• 
  Shibata
• 
  Tainai
• 
  Tokamachi
• 
  Tsubame
• 
  Uonuma

Towns and villages

• 
  Aga
• 
  Awashimaura
• 
  Izumozaki
• 
  Kariwa
• 
  Seiro
• 
  Sekikawa
• 
  Tagami
• 
  Tsunan
• 
  Yahiko
• 
  Yuzawa
• 
  Yuzawa (ceremonial)

Historical

• 
  Ajikata (1977–2005)
• 
  Arakawa (1971–2008)
• 
  Asahi (1964–2008)
• 
  Bunsui (1965–2006)
• 
  Gosen (1950–2006)
• 
  Hirokami (1964–2004)
• 
  Horinouchi (1950–2004)
• 
  Irihirose (????–2004)
• 
  Itakura (1958–2005)
• 
  Iwamuro (1965–2005)
• 
  Kajikawa (1962–2005)
• 
  Kakizaki (1955–2005)
• 
  Kameda (1975–2005)
• 
  Kamihayashi (1968–2008)
• 
  Kamikawa (1964–2005)
• 
  Kanose (1966–2005)
• 
  Katahigashi (1967–2005)
• 
  Kawaguchi (1967–2005)
• 
  Kawanishi (1968–2005)
• 
  Kiyosato (1962–2005)
• 
  Koide (1940–2005)
• 
  Koshiji (1956–2005)
• 
  Kosudo (1970–2005)
• 
  Kubiki (1966–2005)
• 
  Kurokawa (1962–2005)
• 
  Kyogase (1974–2004)
• 
  Maki, Higashikubiki (1921–2005)
• 
  Maki, Nishikanbara (1955–2005)
• 
  Matsudai (1919–2005)
• 
  Matsunoyama (1959–2005)
• 
  Mikawa (1966–2005)
• 
  Muikamachi (1957–2005)
• 
  Muramatsu (1975–2006)
• 
  Myōkō (1984–2005)
• 
  Myōkōkōgen (1967–2005)
• 
  Nadachi (1975–2005)
• 
  Nakagō (1986–2005)
• 
  Nakajō (1962–2005)
• 
  Nakanokuchi (1974–2005)
• 
  Nakasato (1966–2005)
• 
  Niitsu (1951–2005)
• 
  Nishikawa (1966–2005)
• 
  Nishiyama (1963–2005)
• 
  Nō (1974–2005)
• 
  Ōgata (1957–2005)
• 
  Ōmi (1954–2005)
• 
  Ōshima (1967–2005)
• 
  Ryōtsu (1955–2004)
• 
  Sakae (1967–2005)
• 
  Sanpoku (1965–2008)
• 
  Sanwa (1965–2005)
• 
  Sasagami (1992–2004)
• 
  Shiozawa (1965–2005)
• 
  Shirone (1955–2005)
• 
  Shitada (1968–2005)
• 
  Shiunji (1962–2005)
• 
  Suibara (1935–2004)
• 
  Sumon (1966–2004)
• 
  Takayanagi (1976–2005)
• 
  Teradomari (1957–2006)
• 
  Tochio (1959–2006)
• 
  Toyosaka (1959–2005)
• 
  Tsubame (1962–2006)
• 
  Tsugawa (1963–2005)
• 
  Tsukigata (1963–2005)
• 
  Uragawara (1965–2005)
• 
  Washima (1955–2006)
• 
  Yamato (1962–2004)
• 
  Yasuda (1960–2004)
• 
  Yasuzuka (1965–2005)
• 
  Yoita (1955–2006)
• 
  Yokogoshi (1970–2005)
• 
  Yoshida (1962–2006)
• 
  Yoshikawa (1955–2005)
• 
  Yunotani (1965–2004)

Toyama Prefecture

Main article: Toyama Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Himi
• 
  Imizu
• 
  Kurobe
• 
  Namerikawa
• 
  Nanto
• 
  Oyabe
• 
  Takaoka
• 
  Tonami
• 
  Toyama
• 
  Uozu

Towns and villages

• 
  Asahi
• 
  Funahashi
• 
  Kamiichi
• 
  Nyuzen
• 
  Tateyama

Historical

• 
  Fuchu (1952–2005)
• 
  Fukumitsu (1955–2004)
• 
  Fukuno (1927–2004)
• 
  Fukuoka (1924–2005)
• 
  Hosoiri (1924–2005)
• 
  Inami (1954–2004)
• 
  Inokuchi (1978–2004)
• 
  Jōhana (1973–2004)
• 
  Kamitaira
• 
  Kurobe (1954–2006)
• 
  Kosugi
• 
  Ōsawano
• 
  Ōshima
• 
  Ōyama
• 
  Shinminato
• 
  Taira
• 
  Takaoka (1916–2005)
• 
  Toga
• 
  Tonami (1954–2004)
• 
  Unazuki
• 
  Yamada
• 
  Yatsuo

Ishikawa Prefecture

Main article: Ishikawa Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Hakui
• 
  Hakusan
• 
  Kaga
• 
  Kahoku
• 
  Kanazawa
• 
  Komatsu
• 
  Nanao
• 
  Nonoichi
• 
  Nomi
• 
  Suzu
• 
  Wajima

Towns

• 
  Anamizu
• 
  Hōdatsushimizu
• 
  Kawakita
• 
  Nakanoto
• 
  Noto
• 
  Shika
• 
  Tsubata
• 
  Uchinada

Historical

• 
  Kaga (1958–2005)
• 
  Kashima
• 
  Kawachi
• 
  Mattō
• 
  Mikawa
• 
  Monzen
• 
  Nakajima
• 
  Nanatsuka
• 
  Neagari
• 
  Noto, Fugeshi (1975–2005)
• 
  Notojima
• 
  Oguchi
• 
  Oshimizu
• 
  Rokusei
• 
  Shika (1971–2005)
• 
  Shio
• 
  Shiramine
• 
  Takamatsu
• 
  Tatsunokuchi
• 
  Tatsuruhama
• 
  Terai
• 
  Togi
• 
  Torigoe
• 
  Toriya
• 
  Tsurugi
• 
  Uchiura
• 
  Unoke
• 
  Wajima (1957–2006)
• 
  Yamanaka
• 
  Yanagida
• 
  Yoshinodani

Fukui Prefecture

Main article: Fukui Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Awara
• 
  Echizen
• 
  Fukui
• 
  Katsuyama
• 
  Obama
• 
  Ōno
• 
  Sabae
• 
  Sakai
• 
  Tsuruga

Towns and villages

• 
  Echizen (town)
• 
  Eiheiji
• 
  Ikeda
• 
  Mihama
• 
  Minamiechizen
• 
  Ōi
• 
  Takahama
• 
  Wakasa

Historical

• 
  Asahi
• 
  Awara (1984–2004)
• 
  Echizen (town, 1962–2005)
• 
  Eiheiji (1962–2006)
• 
  Harue
• 
  Imadate
• 
  Imajō
• 
  Izumi
• 
  Kaminaka
• 
  Kamishihi
• 
  Kanadu
• 
  Kōno
• 
  Koshino
• 
  Maruoka
• 
  Matsuoka
• 
  Mikata
• 
  Mikuni
• 
  Miyama
• 
  Miyazaki
• 
  Nanjō
• 
  Natashō
• 
  Ōi (1959–2006)
• 
  Ota
• 
  Sakai (1961–2006)
• 
  Shimizu
• 
  Takefu

Yamanashi Prefecture

Main article: Yamanashi Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Chūō
• 
  Fuefuki
• 
  Fujiyoshida
• 
  Hokuto
• 
  Hokuto (variant)
• 
  Kai
• 
  Kōfu
• 
  Kōshū
• 
  Minami-Alps
• 
  Nirasaki
• 
  Ōtsuki
• 
  Tsuru
• 
  Uenohara
• 
  Yamanashi

Towns and villages

• 
  Dōshi
• 
  Fujikawa
• 
  Fujikawaguchiko
• 
  Hayakawa
• 
  Ichikawamisato
• 
  Kosuge
• 
  Minobu
• 
  Nanbu
• 
  Narusawa
• 
  Nishikatsura
• 
  Oshino
• 
  Shōwa
• 
  Tabayama
• 
  Yamanakako

Historical

• 
  Akeno
• 
  Akiyama
• 
  Ashigawa
• 
  Ashiwada
• 
  Ashiyasu
• 
  Enzan
• 
  Futaba
• 
  Hakushū
• 
  Hatta
• 
  Ichikawadaimon
• 
  Ichinomiya
• 
  Isawa
• 
  Kajikazawa
• 
  Kamikuishiki
• 
  Kasugai
• 
  Katsunuma
• 
  Kawaguchiko
• 
  Kobuchisawa
• 
  Kōsai
• 
  Kushigata
• 
  Makioka
• 
  Masuho
• 
  Minobu (1959–2005)
• 
  Misaka
• 
  Mitama
• 
  Mitomi
• 
  Mukawa
• 
  Nagasaka
• 
  Nakamichi
• 
  Nakatomi
• 
  Nanbu (1965–2004)
• 
  Ōizumi
• 
  Rokugō
• 
  Ryūō
• 
  Sakaigawa
• 
  Shikishima
• 
  Shimobe
• 
  Shirane
• 
  Sutama
• 
  Takane
• 
  Tamaho
• 
  Tatomi
• 
  Tomisawa
• 
  Toyotomi
• 
  Uenohara (1956–2005)
• 
  Wakakusa
• 
  Yamato
• 
  Yatsushiro
• 
  Yamanashi (1954–2005)

Nagano Prefecture

Main article: Nagano Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Azumino
• 
  Chikuma
• 
  Chino
• 
  Iida
• 
  Iiyama
• 
  Ina
• 
  Komagane
• 
  Komoro
• 
  Matsumoto
• 
  Nagano
• 
  Nakano
• 
  Okaya
• 
  Ōmachi
• 
  Saku
• 
  Shiojiri
• 
  Suwa
• 
  Suzaka
• 
  Tōmi
• 
  Tōmi (fringed)
• 
  Ueda

Towns and villages

• 
  Achi
• 
  Agematsu
• 
  Anan
• 
  Aoki
• 
  Asahi
• 
  Chikuhoku
• 
  Fujimi
• 
  Hakuba
• 
  Hara
• 
  Hiraya
• 
  Iijima
• 
  Iizuna
• 
  Ikeda
• 
  Ikusaka
• 
  Karuizawa
• 
  Kawakami
• 
  Kijimadaira
• 
  Kiso (town)
• 
  Kiso (village)
• 
  Kitaaiki
• 
  Koumi
• 
  Matsukawa (town)
• 
  Matsukawa (village)
• 
  Minamiaiki
• 
  Minamimaki
• 
  Minamiminowa
• 
  Minowa
• 
  Miyada
• 
  Miyota
• 
  Nagawa
• 
  Nagiso
• 
  Nakagawa
• 
  Neba
• 
  Nozawaonsen
• 
  Obuse
• 
  Ogawa
• 
  Ōkuwa
• 
  Omi
• 
  Ōshika
• 
  Ōtaki
• 
  Otari
• 
  Sakae
• 
  Sakaki
• 
  Sakuho
• 
  Shimojō
• 
  Shimosuwa
• 
  Shinano
• 
  Takagi
• 
  Takamori
• 
  Takayama
• 
  Tateshina
• 
  Tatsuno
• 
  Tenryū
• 
  Toyooka
• 
  Urugi
• 
  Yamagata
• 
  Yamanouchi
• 
  Yasuoka

Historical

• 
  Akashina
• 
  Asashina
• 
  Azumi
• 
  Azusagawa
• 
  Hase
• 
  Hata
• 
  Hiyoshi
• 
  Honjō
• 
  Horigane
• 
  Hotaka
• 
  Ina (1954–2006)
• 
  Kaida
• 
  Kami
• 
  Kamisato
• 
  Kamiyamada (1915–1985)
• 
  Kamiyamada (1985–2003)
• 
  Kanae
• 
  Kinasa
• 
  Kisofukushima
• 
  Kitamimaki
• 
  Kōshoku
• 
  Maruko
• 
  Miasa
• 
  Minamishinano
• 
  Misato
• 
  Mitake
• 
  Mochizuki
• 
  Mure
• 
  Nagato
• 
  Nagawa (village)
• 
  Nakajō
• 
  Namiai
• 
  Narakawa
• 
  Ōoka
• 
  Sakai
• 
  Sakakita
• 
  Saku (city, 1962–2005)
• 
  Saku (town)
• 
  Samizu
• 
  Sanada
• 
  Seinaiji
• 
  Shiga
• 
  Shinshūshinmachi
• 
  Takatō
• 
  Takeshi
• 
  Tōbu
• 
  Togakushi
• 
  Togura
• 
  Toyono
• 
  Toyoshina
• 
  Toyota
• 
  Ueda (1950–2006)
• 
  Usuda
• 
  Wada
• 
  Yachiho
• 
  Yamaguchi
• 
  Yasaka

Gifu Prefecture

Main article: Gifu Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Ena
• 
  Gero
• 
  Gifu
• 
  Gujō
• 
  Hashima
• 
  Hida
• 
  Kakamigahara
• 
  Kani
• 
  Kaizu
• 
  Mino
• 
  Minokamo
• 
  Mizuho
• 
  Mizunami
• 
  Motosu
• 
  Nakatsugawa
• 
  Ōgaki
• 
  Seki
• 
  Tajimi
• 
  Takayama
• 
  Toki
• 
  Yamagata

Towns and villages

• 
  Anpachi
• 
  Ginan
• 
  Gōdo
• 
  Hichisō
• 
  Higashishirakawa
• 
  Ibigawa
• 
  Ikeda
• 
  Kasamatsu
• 
  Kawabe
• 
  Kitagata
• 
  Mitake
• 
  Ōno
• 
  Sakahogi
• 
  Sekigahara
• 
  Shirakawa (town)
• 
  Shirakawa (village)
• 
  Tarui
• 
  Tomika
• 
  Wanouchi
• 
  Yaotsu
• 
  Yōrō

Historical

• 
  Akechi
• 
  Asahi
• 
  Fujihashi
• 
  Fukuoka
• 
  Furukawa (1956–2004)
• 
  Gero (1958–2004)
• 
  Hachiman
• 
  Hagiwara (1960–2004)
• 
  Hirata
• 
  Hirukawa
• 
  Horado
• 
  Hozumi (1955–2003)
• 
  Ibigawa (1955–2005)
• 
  Ijira (1973–2003)
• 
  Itadori
• 
  Itonuki (1969–2004)
• 
  Iwamura
• 
  Kaizu (1965–2005)
• 
  Kamiishizu
• 
  Kaminoho
• 
  Kamioka (through 1975)
• 
  Kamioka (1975–2004)
• 
  Kamitakara
• 
  Kamiyahagi
• 
  Kanayama (1965–2004)
• 
  Kaneyama
• 
  Kasahara (1968–2006)
• 
  Kashimo
• 
  Kasuga
• 
  Kawai (1968–2004)
• 
  Kawashima
• 
  Kawaue (1962–2005)
• 
  Kiyomi
• 
  Kokufu
• 
  Kuguno
• 
  Kushihara
• 
  Kuze
• 
  Maze (1974–2004)
• 
  Meihō (1992–2004)
• 
  Minami
• 
  Miya
• 
  Miyagawa (1957–2004)
• 
  Miyama (1962–2003)
• 
  Motosu (town)
• 
  Mugegawa
• 
  Mugi
• 
  Myōgata (1975–1992)
• 
  Nannō
• 
  Neo (1978–2004)
• 
  Nyūkawa
• 
  Osaka
• 
  Sakashita
• 
  Sakauchi
• 
  Shinsei (1975–2004)
• 
  Shirotori
• 
  Shōkawa
• 
  Sunami (1974–2003)
• 
  Sunomata
• 
  Takane
• 
  Takatomi (1972–2003)
• 
  Takasu (1973–2004)
• 
  Tanigumi
• 
  Tsukechi
• 
  Wara
• 
  Yamaoka
• 
  Yamato
• 
  Yanaizu

Shizuoka Prefecture

Main article: Shizuoka Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Atami
• 
  Fuji
• 
  Fujieda
• 
  Fujinomiya
• 
  Fukuroi
• 
  Gotenba
• 
  Hamamatsu
• 
  Itō
• 
  Iwata
• 
  Izu
• 
  Izunokuni
• 
  Kakegawa
• 
  Kikugawa
• 
  Kosai
• 
  Makinohara
• 
  Mishima
• 
  Numazu
• 
  Omaezaki
• 
  Shimada
• 
  Shimoda
• 
  Shizuoka
• 
  Susono
• 
  Yaizu

Towns and villages

• 
  Higashiizu
• 
  Kannami
• 
  Kawanehon
• 
  Kawazu
• 
  Matsuzaki
• 
  Minamiizu
• 
  Mori
• 
  Nagaizumi
• 
  Nishiizu
• 
  Oyama
• 
  Shimizu
• 
  Yoshida

Historical

• 
  Amagiyugashima
• 
  Arai
• 
  Asaba
• 
  Daitō
• 
  Fujikawa
• 
  Fukude
• 
  Fukuroi (1958–2005)
• 
  Haibara
• 
  Hamakita
• 
  Hamamatsu (1911–2005)
• 
  Hamaoka
• 
  Haruno
• 
  Heda
• 
  Honkawane
• 
  Hosoe
• 
  Inasa
• 
  Iwata (1947–2005)
• 
  Izunagaoka
• 
  Kakegawa (1956–2005)
• 
  Kami (1972–1991)
• 
  Kamo
• 
  Kanaya
• 
  Kanbara
• 
  Kawane
• 
  Kikukawa (1954–2005)
• 
  Maisaka
• 
  Mikkabi
• 
  Misakubo
• 
  Nakaizu
• 
  Nakakawane
• 
  Nirayama
• 
  Nishiizu (1966–2005)
• 
  Ogasa
• 
  Ōhito
• 
  Ōigawa
• 
  Okabe
• 
  Omaezaki (1961–2005)
• 
  Ōsuka
• 
  Ryūyō
• 
  Sagara
• 
  Sakuma
• 
  Shibakawa
• 
  Shimada (1915–2005)
• 
  Shimizu (city, 1953–2003)
• 
  Shizuoka (1964–2003)
• 
  Shuzenji
• 
  Tatsuyama
• 
  Tenryū
• 
  Toi
• 
  Toyoda
• 
  Toyooka
• 
  Yui
• 
  Yūtō

Aichi Prefecture

Main article: Aichi Prefecture

Cities

• 
  Aisai
• 
  Ama
• 
  Anjō
• 
  Chiryū
• 
  Chita
• 
  Gamagōri
• 
  Handa
• 
  Hekinan
• 
  Ichinomiya
• 
  Inazawa
• 
  Inuyama
• 
  Iwakura
• 
  Kariya
• 
  Kasugai
• 
  Kitanagoya
• 
  Kiyosu
• 
  Komaki
• 
  Kōnan
• 
  Miyoshi
• 
  Nagakute
• 
  Nagoya
• 
  Nishio
• 
  Nisshin
• 
  Okazaki
• 
  Ōbu
• 
  Owariasahi
• 
  Seto
• 
  Shinshiro
• 
  Tahara
• 
  Takahama
• 
  Tokoname
• 
  Tōkai
• 
  Toyoake
• 
  Toyohashi
• 
  Toyokawa
• 
  Toyota
• 
  Tsushima
• 
  Yatomi

References

Wards

• 
  Naka

Towns and villages

• 
  Agui
• 
  Fusō
• 
  Higashiura
• 
  Kanie
• 
  Kōta
• 
  Mihama
• 
  Minamichita
• 
  Ōguchi
• 
  Ōharu
• 
  Shitara
• 
  Taketoyo
• 
  Tobishima
• 
  Tōei
• 
  Tōgō
• 
  Toyone
• 
  Toyoyama

Historical

• 
  Akabane (1978–2003)
• 
  Asahi (1972–2005)
• 
  Asuke (1971–2005)
• 
  Atsumi (1968–2005)
• 
  Bisai (1955–2005)
• 
  Fujioka (1974–2005)
• 
  Hachikai (1977–2005)
• 
  Haruhi (1973–2008)
• 
  Hazu (1967–2011)
• 
  Heiwa (1969–2005)
• 
  Hōrai (1957–2005)
• 
  Ichinomiya (town, 1970–2006)
• 
  Inabu (1967–2005)
• 
  Isshiki (1966–2011)
• 
  Jimokuji (1970–2010)
• 
  Jūshiyama (1986–2006)
• 
  Kira (1957–2011)
• 
  Kisogawa (1960–2005)
• 
  Kiyosu (1972–2005)
• 
  Kozakai (1972–2010)
• 
  Mito (1939–2008)
• 
  Miwa (1968–2010)
• 
  Nishibiwajima (1969–2005)
• 
  Nishiharu (1969–2006)
• 
  Nukata (1956–2006)
• 
  Obara (1975–2005)
• 
  Otowa (1981–2008)
• 
  Sakurai (1956–1967)
• 
  Saori (1906–2005)
• 
  Saya (1955–2005)
• 
  Shikatsu (1969–2006)
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  Shimoyama (1966–2005)
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  Shinkawa (1964–2005)
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  Shinshiro (1967–2005)
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  Shippō (1971–2010)
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  Shitara (2000–2005)
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  Sobue (1971–2005)
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  Tahara (1952–2005)
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  Tatsuta (1977–2005)
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  Tomiyama (1978–2005)
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  Tsugu (1975–2005)
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  Tsukude (1966–2005)