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Economy:                                               Major Cities:

         Most of the economic sector is focused in Kagoshima    Ebino         Kushima               Nichinan          C h
         city and the surrounding area, corresponding to the    Hyuga         Miyakonojo            Nobeoka           a p
         extent of the former Satsuma Province. The eastern                                                           t
         part of the prefecture is mostly rural.  The prefecture   Kobayashi    Miyazaki (capital)    Saito           e r
         has strong agricultural roots, which are reflected in   Economy: N/A
         its most well-known exports: green tea, sweet potato,
         radish, Pongee rice, Satsuma ware and Berkshire        Customs and Heritage:
         pork (kurobuta).  In addition it produces Japan's larg-  -The area of Miyazaki City had been an exclave of
         est volume of unagi eels.                              the Ito clan, Nobeoka han, Obi han, Kagoshima han,

         Customs and Heritage:                                  Takanabe han, the Tenryo (Shogunate governed) de-
                                                                pending on the time and areas. Therefore, a deserted
         -Kagoshima Port: Domestic ferry route to Sa-           village of Kamibeppu Mura was chosen as the site of
         kurajima, Kikai Island, Tokunoshima, Amami Island,     the prefectural building in 1873. It was very lonely,
         Tanegashima, Yakushima, Yoron Island, Okinoerabu       and it was said that badgers and foxes lived there.
         and Naha.                                              The name of the prefecture was from the Miyazaki
         -Naze Port Ferry Route: to Osaka, Kobe, Kagoshima,     gun of the village.
         Yakushima, Tanegashima, Tokunoshima, Naha.
                                                                Cuisine: N/A
         -Shibushi Port Ferry route: to Osaka, Tokyo, Naha
         and Amami Island.

         -Tanegashima Port:
         -Tokunoshima Port:

         -Yakushima Port:                                       OKINAWA

         Cuisine: N/A                                           The southernmost prefecture in all of Japan.  It con-
                                                                sists of hundreds of the Ryukyu Islands in a chain,
                                                                which extends southwest from Kyushu (the south-

                                                                western most of Japan's main four islands) to Taiwan.
                                                                Okinawa's capital, Naha, is located in the southern

                                                                part of Okinawa Island.
         MIYAZAKI
                                                                Total Area: 2,271.30 km2 (876.95 sq mi)
         A prefecture of Japan located on the island of Kyu-    Total Population: 406,426
         shu.  The capital is the city of Miyazaki.  Miyazaki
         first appeared in Japanese documents as one of the     Major Islands:
         names of 5 guns (sub-prefecture) in Miyazaki. Ac-      Okinawa Islands      Yaeyama Islands
         cording to the History of Miyazaki Prefecture by
         Tsugiyoshi Hidaka Miyazaki might be the place                 Ie-jima               Iriomote
         where Emperor Jinmu, the mythological first emper-            Kume                  Ishigaki
         or, lived.
                                                                Kerama Islands               Yonaguni
         Total Area: 6,684.67 km2 (2,580.97 sq mi)
                                                                Miyako Islands
         Total Population: 462,326
                                                                       Miyako-jima

                                                                Economy: N/A



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