What does municipality mean?

Experts, please help! What are municipalities? Town means? What is Marutou?

In Japan, "city" is the abbreviation of "city" as in my country, and the "city" category is also divided into several subcategories. "Machi" is equivalent to "town" in my country. Although the meaning of the word "village" is similar to that in our country, it is different from the "village" in our country in terms of system and legal status. Japanese villages, like cities, towns and special districts, belong to "basic local government groups", that is, each village is a local government, and its leaders and staff are all local civil servants. Moreover, the status of the municipalities, towns, villages and special districts is equal to each other, and there is no subordinate, leadership or "guidance" relationship

Marutou げ is translated as "entrustment". Please

What does "machi" in Japanese place names mean?

Town (a small zoning unit of a Japanese town). street. street.

Japan’s administrative divisions are divided into “prefectures, cities, towns and villages”, just like we in China are divided into “provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions”. "town 「ちょう」" is between a city and a village.

And "town「まち」" can refer to a city or a street.

※Items of municipalities, towns and villages The translation of はarbitraryです. is: What does it mean?

※The translation of はarbitrary です. is: City projects are optional

Introduction to municipalities<. /p>

Municipalities (Japanese: Municipalities/しちょうそん) are Japan’s “basic local governments” (basic local public organizations) such as cities, towns, and villages; according to Article 2, Section 3 of Japan’s Local Autonomy Act It is also the lowest-level local administrative unit in Japan. There are local public organizations such as metropolitan areas, prefectures, and counties. In addition, the special districts under the capital are also the lowest-level. Local public organizations are collectively called municipalities.

The level of prefectures, towns and villages in Japan

Japan’s prefectures are just like ours. Provinces and autonomous regions.

Japan divides the country into one city (Tokyo), one province (Hokkaido), two prefectures (Osaka Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture), and 43 counties. .

Under the prefectures, there are cities, towns, and villages.

The administrative divisions of cities, towns, and villages are as of 2011. As of April 1 (Heisei 23), there were 786 cities, 754 towns, and 184 villages in Japan. The total number of cities, towns and villages was 1,724 (excluding the 6 villages in the Northern Territory). If 23 special wards are added, the total number is 1,724. 1,747.

Please enter your "surname" in full-width katakana.

Don't listen to them. Yes, I studied in Japan

What do the "town", "prefecture" and "chome" on the map mean?

Japan is divided into 47 regions. Jurisdiction: 1 city, 1 province, 2 prefectures and 43 counties. The administrative divisions at this level are collectively referred to as cities, provinces, prefectures and counties. They are similar to the administrative division levels of provinces and municipalities in my country. 1 is Tokyo. It is the political, economic and cultural center of Japan; the first prefecture is Hokkaido; the second prefecture is Kyoto Prefecture and Osaka Prefecture, which are the historical and economic center of Kansai; the 43 counties are equivalent to provinces in my country, except Hokkaido. , prefectures, and counties are divided into two systems: one is the urban system, including cities, towns (streets), chomes (sections), and districts (numbers); the other is the rural system, including counties (regions), towns (towns), and Therefore, in Japan, the prefecture is larger than the city, so don’t think that the governor of Kanagawa Prefecture (prefectural governor) is smaller than the mayor of Yokohama.

The whole country of Japan is roughly divided into several large regions. , such as "Kanto", "Tohoku", "Shinetsu", "Hokuriku", etc. Tokyo belongs to the "Kanto" region, and Shinto Prefecture belongs to the "Shinetsu" region. There is also one called "China" among these regions. places, including 5 prefectures including Hiroshima and Yamaguchi. There is a news agency in this "China" area called "China News Service", which is often confused with our domestic "China News Service" (China News Service). Therefore, China News Service reporters stationed in Japan often need more time to introduce themselves. Take a little breath.

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(Pei Zizhuan)

"Global Times" Page 9, November 9, 2005

Japanese address translation

Family name----name

ふりがな-----kana with the pronunciation of Chinese characters

Prefecture------where do you live

< p> Municipality, town, village? Town area＊ Area, etc.----Specific address

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