National Treasures of Japan (statistics)

This table shows the number of National Treasures of Japan in each prefecture grouped by type of the property. Gold colored cells mark prefectures with the largest number of National Treasures for the given category (column).

Prefecture National Treasures Fine arts and crafts Buildings and structuresTotal Ancient documents Archaeol. materials Crafts Historical materials Paintings Sculptures Writings Sum Castles Resid. Minka Shrines Temples Industry Schools Misc. struct. SumAichi92415111318Akita1101Aomori12303Chiba211　5909Ehime1893312Fukui314226Fukuoka1662217017Fukushima112113Gifu123336Gunma112113Hiroshima14211716724Hokkaido2202Hyōgo1221395261322Ibaraki2202Ishikawa2202Iwate41117118Kagawa1341126Kagoshima11112Kanagawa6615181119Kōchi112113Kumamoto01122Kyoto29418554270218119320.5Kyoto and Shiga prefecture share the Lake Biwa Canal facilities. They are listed as half a site each.153.5271.5Mie235227Miyagi11241237Miyazaki000Nagano213113169Nagasaki02133Nara4104019771716755964231Niigata1101Ōita1121124Okayama5271129Okinawa11112Osaka232185145323558Saga1101Saitama1214115Shiga915441235127120.522.557.5Shimane22 41237Shizuoka17112121113Tochigi1451061717Tokushima000Tokyo10127351372221112223Tottori112113Toyama0222Wakayama13959277734Yamagata11215116Yamaguchi31261239Yamanashi123225Sum635225431681422379199152431582152351154

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