ISO 3166-2 codes for Japan cover 47 Prefectures. The first part is the ISO 3166-1 code JP for Japan, the second part is two-digit-numeric. The purpose of this family of standards is to establish a worldwide series of short abbreviations for places, for use on package labels, containers and such. Anywhere where a short alphanumeric code can serve to clearly indicate a location in a more convenient and less ambiguous form than the full place name. US readers may wish to consider them as the equivalent of worldwide zip or postal codes. Within the Wikipedia, the codes from the country pages link to the pages for the locations they identify.

The names are spelled in accordance with ISO 3602 Romanization system, conventional spelling in brackets.

Table of contents
1 Coding list
2 Decoding list
3 See also

Coding list

JP-23 Aiti (Aichi) 
JP-05 Akita
JP-02 Aomori
JP-38 Ehime
JP-21 Gihu  (Gifu) 
JP-10 Gunma
JP-34 Hirosima (Hiroshima)
JP-01 Hokkaido
JP-18 Hukui (Fukui) 
JP-40 Hukuoka (Fukuoka) 
JP-07 Hukusima (Fukushima) 
JP-28 Hyogo
JP-08 Ibaraki 
JP-17 Isikawa (Ishikawa) 
JP-03 Iwate
JP-37 Kagawa
JP-46 Kagosima (Kagoshima)
JP-14 Kanagawa
JP-39 Koti (Kochi)
JP-43 Kumamoto
JP-26 Kyoto
JP-24 Mie
JP-04 Miyaga
JP-45 Miyazaki
JP-20 Nagano
JP-42 Nagasaki
JP-29 Nara
JP-15 Niigata
JP-44 Oita
JP-33 Okayama
JP-47 Okinawa
JP-27 Osaka
JP-41 Saga
JP-11 Saitama
JP-25 Siga (Shiga) 
JP-32 Simane (Shimane) 
JP-22 Sizuoka (Shizuoka) 
JP-12 Tiba (Chiba) 
JP-09 Totigi (Tochigi) 
JP-36 Tokusima (Tokushima) 
JP-13 Tokyo 
JP-31 Tottori 
JP-16 Toyama
JP-30 Wakayama
JP-06 Yamagata
JP-35 Yamaguti (Yamaguchi)
JP-19 Yamanasi (Yamanashi)

Decoding list

JP-01 Hokkaido
JP-02 Aomori
JP-03 Iwate
JP-04 Miyaga
JP-05 Akita
JP-06 Yamagata
JP-07 Hukusima (Fukushima) 
JP-08 Ibaraki 
JP-09 Totigi (Tochigi) 
JP-10 Gunma
JP-11 Saitama
JP-12 Tiba (Chiba) 
JP-13 Tokyo 
JP-14 Kanagawa
JP-15 Niigata
JP-16 Toyama
JP-17 Isikawa (Ishikawa) 
JP-18 Hukui (Fukui) 
JP-19 Yamanasi (Yamanashi) 
JP-20 Nagano
JP-21 Gihu  (Gifu) 
JP-22 Sizuoka (Shizuoka) 
JP-23 Aiti (Aichi) 
JP-24 Mie
JP-25 Siga (Shiga) 
JP-26 Kyoto
JP-27 Osaka
JP-28 Hyogo
JP-29 Nara
JP-30 Wakayama
JP-31 Tottori 
JP-32 Simane (Shimane) 
JP-33 Okayama
JP-34 Hirosima (Hiroshima)
JP-35 Yamaguti (Yamaguchi)
JP-36 Tokusima (Tokushima) 
JP-37 Kagawa
JP-38 Ehime
JP-39 Koti (Kochi)
JP-40 Hukuoka (Fukuoka) 
JP-41 Saga
JP-42 Nagasaki
JP-43 Kumamoto
JP-44 Oita
JP-45 Miyazaki
JP-46 Kagosima (Kagoshima)
JP-47 Okinawa

See also

  • ISO 3166-2, the reference table for all country region codes.
  • ISO 3166-1, the reference table for all country codes, as used for domain names on the internet.

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