Japan Prefectures Visited Map

How it works

1. 1. Mark your prefectures. Search or tap to add every Japanese prefecture you've set foot in.
2. 2. See your score. Your count and your percentage of the 47 prefectures update instantly.
3. 3. Share your map. Copy a link that reopens with your exact map on any device.

Frequently asked questions

How many prefectures does Japan have?

Japan has 47 prefectures. They come in four types (one "to" for Tokyo, one "dō" for Hokkaidō, two "fu" for Osaka and Kyoto, and 43 "ken"), but for travel they are all counted together. This map lets you mark each one you have visited and shows how many of the 47 you have been to, plus the percentage.

Which prefectures are on the map?

All 47, from Hokkaidō in the north to Okinawa in the south, including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Aichi, Fukuoka, and every prefecture in between. You can search by the English name.

Do I need an account to use the Japan prefectures map?

No. Your selections are saved in your browser, so you can come back later and pick up where you left off without signing up.

How do I mark a prefecture as visited?

Click a prefecture on the map, or search for it by name and tap it. Click again to remove it. Use the color picker to restyle your map, and the zoom control to reach the small prefectures around Tokyo and Osaka.

Can I share or download my Japan map?

Yes. Download your map as a PDF, or tap "Copy link" to get a URL that reopens with your exact selected prefectures and color, handy for sharing or moving to another device.