Larger part

What does it mean to understand?

Oita.

Big portion.

What do you mean by separating?

Mie… three weights?

>>4

I’m so tired that my legs are bending in three places.

Is it really humanity or Yamato Takeru?

Is it really that beautiful?

Nara… Nara… It’s nice, right…?

Ishikawa

Stone River

It’s completely dried up, isn’t it?

Since they claimed their village’s land with the boundary being the tree of the horse chestnut, it became Tochigi.

Aren’t you worthless?

Ibaraki

Ibaraki is named because it died from being pierced by thorns.

Wasn’t there some other way to say that?

>>14

The name Tokyo comes from classical Chinese texts.

When it was decided to change the capital in Japan for the first time in 1000 years, it wouldn’t be good to keep things as they were in Edo.

There was a need for a name change, but it was also necessary to have a dignity suitable for the capital.

The reason it was named Tokyo is likened to the story of when the Han moved the capital from Chang’an to Luoyang and called the new capital Tokyo.

So it doesn’t mean “the eastern Kyoto.”

Ibaraki.

Castle of Thorns.

There’s no way something that stylish would be in Ibaraki.

Aichi… doesn’t know love… isn’t that like Raoh?

Hiroshima

Wide island

Isn’t it the name of a big liar?

>>19

There are various islands in the Seto Inland Sea.

>>30

Isn’t Shikoku under the control of Hiroshima?

Shiga.

Isn’t it a giant centipede?

Yamanashi.

Pear of the mountain.

What a name that truly sounds like a fruit kingdom!

Well, I don’t grow pears.

>>21

You haven’t made it!?

Kumamoto

The Origin of the Bear

There are no wild bears.

Armory.

Isn’t it dangerous?

Hyogo

Armory

I wonder what it is.

Niigata

New Lagoon

Isn’t it a rather difficult name to write?

Mountain’s mouth.

Isn’t it rural baiting?

Iwate.

Rock’s hand.

It’s clearly earth attribute magic, isn’t it?

Aichi

Know love

Isn’t it something completely unrelated to being nameless?

Akita

Finally, the daimyo is going to quit being governor.

There are probably no other prefectures that continue from the Edo period.

Wakayama

Songs of harmony and mountains.

Mountain…?

Kagawa.

Fragrant river.

Isn’t this a bad one?

>>35

Isn’t it udon drainage?

Hokkaido.

Isn’t it a highway?

Not like a local government.

Shiga.

…?

Sendai.

Divine Utana.

What a noble name it is!

There probably isn’t another prefecture with such a noble name.

Miyagi. The castle of the palace.

What a name that seems to be full of self-esteem!

Otsu City. A large Tsushima City.

Isn’t it an upgraded version of the capital city of the neighboring prefecture?

Kanagawa.

Isn’t it just the name of a river? It’s too simplistic.

There’s something really goofy about this Yuzan’s face.

>>45

The ending of Oishinbo has an overall lack of vitality, and the characters have a vague expression on their faces.

Fukushima.

Island of Fortune.

There’s no island or anything.

Saga. Sa and ga.

I don’t really understand, do I?

Tokyo Metropolis

East Kyoto

You are quite elegant, aren’t you?

Yamanashi.

It’s all mountains, isn’t it? Change it to “Yamaari.”

Kagoshima.

Deer Island.

It seems there are a lot of deer.

Kochi

Know that it’s high.

Isn’t it a rip-off?

Yamaguchi.

Isn’t it like the Yamaguchi-gumi?

Niigata

New lagoon

There are more rice fields than tidal flats, aren’t there?

>>55

I’m endlessly draining and improving the land…

Kumamoto

How many times have I been told there are no bears?

If there are still prefectures that haven’t come up with 53 replies, that would be funny.

Gunma.

Herd of horses.

Isn’t it almost Mongolia?

Saitama

Sui… What is this kanji?

Kagoshima.

There are no deer kids, and it’s not even an island.

Fukui

Well of Fortune

Isn’t it quite celebratory?

Osaka.

Big hill.

Is it really okay for a big city to have a name like this?

>>64

The characters are different, aren’t they?

Big hill.

Hank?

Kyoto.

The capital of Kyoto.

Isn’t it exactly that?

My prefecture has not been mentioned yet!

Miyagi.

Miya Castle.

Isn’t it impressive for a damn rural area?

Tottori.

Birds can be caught.

Doesn’t it look delicious?

>>68

Isn’t Daisen chicken actually delicious?

Akita

Autumn rice field.

What should I do besides autumn?

Aichi is too strong.

Osaka is a large hill.

Isn’t it tough at this age?

Shimane.

Isn’t it true that no names have been mentioned up to this point?

>>74

Where is it again?

Iwate.

Rock hand.

Isn’t that a Geodude?

Gifu.

I have never seen this character for “fu” anywhere else.

Ehime.

Aid with love is wonderful, isn’t it?

Shimane.

Root of the island.

Isn’t it just the ground?

Fukuoka.

In English, it’s Fortune Hill.

What a promising piece of land this seems to be!

Ibaraki.

Castle of Thorns.

It seems susceptible to fire attacks.

A prefecture that hasn’t been mentioned even though there are already 80 replies.

Isn’t it pitiful?

Yamagata.

The shape of the mountain.

What’s fun about naming something like that?

Gunma.

Herd of horses.

Isn’t it Takasaki Racecourse?

Okayama

Hill and mountain

It looks like it would be uncomfortable to live there.

Eromanga Island.

What a beautiful name it is!

Okayama.

Hill and mountain

A high land is covered by another high land.

Nagano.

Long field.

Isn’t that just the same?

Kagoshima

However, this child here is like this.

A lot of people only watch the openings, don’t they?

>>92

It has nothing to do with it.

Fukushima.

The magic of welfare.

It seems like a difficult place to live.

Kochi

High knowledge

Doesn’t it seem wise?

Kagawa.

Fragrant river.

Isn’t it the smell of udon?

>>97

In fact, isn’t water pollution occurring because of the boiling water used for udon?

The forest that is said to have been the origin of Aomori’s name has disappeared.

Kanagawa.

A river that sends gods to the abyss.

Isn’t this hell?

Mie.

Shouldn’t we finally clarify whether it’s Kinki or Chubu?

Gunma.

Is this the savanna!!??

Kyoto.

The capital of Kyoto.

Isn’t it a city trapped in the past?

Isn’t it just a thread for insults?

What’s going on, Nakagawa!? It’s all mountains!

Hyogo Prefecture.

Armory.

What a strong name it is!

Okinawa

Okinawa

I understand the ocean, but where did the rope come from?

>>109

Try saying what you use for fishing, Shiro.

>>121

Isn’t it a net?

Shiga.

Shiga?

Nagano.

It’s long vertically~

Tokyo.

Eastern capital.

How arrogant it is.

Finally, all the prefectures have gathered together, haven’t they?

>>115

Tokushima.

Am I being forgotten?

Hokkaido.

Hokkaido.

Sakhalin.

Thick birch.

Yokohama.

It seems that there is also something in the blue forest.

Atami.

Isn’t it just an ordinary hot spring?

Ezo.

Isn’t it confusing to read it as Ezo or as Emishi?

Satsuma Samurai.

What a brave derogatory term it is.

Forty-seven prefectures.

What will happen to this thread once everything is revealed?

>>124

Isn’t it already transitioning to city names?

Deliciousness.

Delicious bum…?

>>126

Isn’t it a coined word that combines “anger” and “delicious”?

It seems that many of the characters that appear are also quite angry.

Is it really only 47?

Nara.

Tokyo Banana is nice, isn’t it?

What a delicious-sounding name it is!

Chiba…?

It is a thousand leaves.

What a humble… isn’t it a simple yet magnificent name?

Isn’t it Kumamoto even without bears?

Omi.

It is not the sea.

Gunma.

Doesn’t it sound rural…?

Shimane.

It’s neither an island nor a root.

Aichi

Echi

Isn’t it erotic?

Okinawa.

Okinawa.

It’s rich in flavor and delicious, isn’t it?

Fuchu City.

Isn’t it unclear which Fuchu it is?

Yamagata

Shape of the mountain

Isn’t the name already sounding rural?

Isn’t everything losing to Aomori?

Chiyoda Ward.

There are no rice fields anywhere.

Yamanashi.

No mountains.

It is obvious that Mount Fuji belongs to Shizuoka.

Miyazaki

Miyanosaki

Isn’t it a sophisticated name, yet it’s forgotten?

Fukushima

Island of Fortune

There is no luck or island.

Fukuoka

Isn’t it a small town in Okayama?

There isn’t much else to praise.

Saitama

Ball of Saitama

What a lame Saitama (laughs).