Shimane (Japan)

島根県

Last modified: 2014-12-20 by zoltán horváth
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image by Pascal Gross, 5 May 1998

• The Flag
• Flag Variant
• Municipalities of Shimane Prefecture

See also:

• Japanese Subdivisions
• Japan

External Links:

• Matsue (city) @ Wikipedia

The Flag

Gold stylized 4 Katakana character of Ma  (マ) of Shimane (Shi means 4) in round shape on wine red colour field. Adopted 8 November 1968.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 6 May 1998

Flag Variant

image by Kazutaka Nishiura, 25 October 2009

Shimane Prefecture has a variant and simplified flag of red field with white emblem while the official flag has yellow emblem.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 25 October 2009

Municipalities of Shimane Prefecture

• Ama
• Asahi (merged to Hamada)
• Chibu
• Fuse (merged to Okinoshima)
• Goka (merged to Okinoshima)
• Gotsu
• Hamada
• Higashiizumo (merged to Matsue)
• Mihonoseki (merged to Matsue)
• Hikawa (merged to Izumo)
• Hikimi (merged to Masuda)
• Hirata (merged to Izumo)
• Iinan
• Izumo
• Kanagi (merged to Hamada)
• Kashima (merged to Matsue)
• Kawamoto
• Koryo (merged to Izumo)
• Masuda
• Matsue
• Misato
• Misumi (merged to Hamada)
• Mito (merged to Masuda)
• Nishinoshima
• Oda
• Okinoshima
• Okuizumo
• Onan
• Sada (merged to Izumo)
• Saigo (merged to Okinoshima)
• Shimane (merged to Matsue)
• Shinji (merged to Matsue)
• Taisha (merged to Izumo)
• Tamayu (merged to Matsue)
• Taki (merged to Izumo)
• Tonbara (merged to Iinan)
• Tsuma (merged to Okinoshima)
• Tsuwano
• Unnan
• Yakumo (merged to Matsue)
• Yasaka (merged to Hamada)
• Yasugi
• Yatsuka (merged to Matsue)
• Yoshika
• Yunotsu (merged to Oda)