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For a list including smaller towns and villages, see List of cities in Japan.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

  Cities designated by government ordinance

  Core cities

  Special cities

  Cities

  Special wards

The Greater Tokyo Area is widely considered the world's largest urban agglomeration

This List of cities in Japan by population is a dynamic list subject to change as new population data are published. It contains the most recent population figure publicly available from reliable sources for each city.

1. Special wards of Tokyo 東京特別区部 Tokyo 9,375,104
2. Yokohama 横浜市 Kanagawa 3,732,616
3. Osaka 大阪市 Osaka 2,691,185
4. Nagoya 名古屋市 Aichi 2,327,557
5. Sapporo 札幌市 Hokkaido 1,976,257
6. Fukuoka 福岡市 Fukuoka 1,588,924
7. Kawasaki 川崎市 Kanagawa 1,531,646
8. Kobe 神戸市 Hyōgo 1,524,601
9. Kyoto 京都市 Kyoto 1,464,890
10. Saitama さいたま市 Saitama 1,324,854
11. Hiroshima 広島市 Hiroshima 1,199,391
12. Sendai 仙台市 Miyagi 1,091,407
13. Chiba 千葉市 Chiba 979,768
14. Kitakyushu 北九州市 Fukuoka 940,978
15. Setagaya 世田谷区 Tokyo 939,099
16. Sakai 堺市 Osaka 828,741
17. Niigata 新潟市 Niigata 797,591
18. Nerima 練馬区 Tokyo 744,026
19. Kumamoto 熊本市 Kumamoto 738,907
20. Sagamihara 相模原市 Kanagawa 723,470
21. Okayama 岡山市 Okayama 720,841
22. Ōta 大田区 Tokyo 716,413
23. Shizuoka 静岡市 Shizuoka 710,944
24. Hamamatsu 浜松市 Shizuoka 690,881
25. Edogawa 江戸川区 Tokyo 661,386
26. Adachi 足立区 Tokyo 629,392
27. Kagoshima 鹿児島市 Kagoshima 605,196
28. Funabashi 船橋市 Chiba 586,762
29. Hachiōji 八王子市 Tokyo 567,367
30. Kawaguchi 川口市 Saitama 552,883
31. Himeji 姫路市 Hyōgo 536,170
32. Suginami 杉並区 Tokyo 534,981
33. Itabashi 板橋区 Tokyo 529,059
34. Matsuyama 松山市 Ehime 515,068
35. Higashiōsaka 東大阪市 Osaka 509,157
36. Utsunomiya 宇都宮市 Tochigi 507,833

See also

• List of largest cities
• List of cities in China by population
• List of cities in South Korea by population

External links

• Population Census of Japan
• Metropolitan Employment Area Map

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Rayron Gracie is a professional Brazilian jiu-jitsu athlete with Renzo Gracie Academy. He is the 2023 World Jiu-Jitsu Championship winner of the open weight class brown belt division.

Personal life

Rayron Gracie is the only son of MMA competitor Ryan Gracie (1974–2007). On January 30, 2021, Rayron Gracie released a short documentary titled Letters to my Father, which details his experiences growing up without his father through a series of letters he wrote in his teenage years.

References

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