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Akasi-chhī

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Akasi-chhī ê ūi-tì

Akasi-chhī (明石あかし市し Akasi-si) sī Ji̍t-pún Hyôgo-koān ê siâⁿ-chhī, ū jîn-kháu 290,993.

Chham-khó

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平成へいせい22年ねん国勢調査こくせいちょうさ人口じんこう等とう基本きほん集計しゅうけい結果けっか, 総務そうむ省しょう統計とうけい局きょく.

hián lūn pian Ji̍t-pún ê te̍k-lē-chhī

Hokkaidô	bô

Tôhoku tē-hng	Yamagata (Yamagata)

Kantô tē-hng	Mito / Tukuba (Ibaraki) Isesaki / Ôta (Gunma) Kawaguti / Sôka / Tokorozawa / Kasukabe / Kumagaya (Saitama) Atugi / Yamato / Tigasaki / Hiratuka / Odawara (Kanagawa)

Tyûbu tē-hng	Nagaoka / Zyôetu (Niigata) Hukui (Hukui) Kôhu (Yamanasi) Matumoto (Nagano) Numazu / Huzi (Sizuoka) Kasugai / Itinomiya (Aiti)

Kinki tē-hng	Yokkaiti (Mie) Ibaraki / Suita / Neyagawa / Yao / Kisiwada (Tāi-pán-hú) Takarazuka / Akasi / Kakogawa (Hyôgo)

Tyûgoku tē-hng	Tottori (Tottori) Matue (Simane)

Sikoku tē-hng	bô

Kyûsyû tē-hng	Saga (Saga)

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