Ch.C5.ABgoku List of Han

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1 chūgoku

1.1 inaba province
1.2 hōki province
1.3 izumo province
1.4 iwami province
1.5 bizen province
1.6 mimasaka province
1.7 bitchū province
1.8 bingo province
1.9 aki province
1.10 suō province
1.11 nagato province





chūgoku
inaba province

tottori
shikano
wakasa

hōki province

yonago
kurayoshi
kurosaka
yabase

izumo province

hirose
mori
matsue
matsueshinden

iwami province

yoshinaga
hamada
tsuwano

bizen province

okayama
koshima

mimasaka province

tsuyama
tsuyamashinden
mimasaka-katsuyama

bitchū province

niwase
ashimori
ikusaka
asao
okada
kamogata
bitchu-matsuyama
niimi
nariwa
nishiebara

bingo province

fukuyama
mihara
miyoshi

aki province

hiroshima
hiroshimashinden

suō province

iwakuni
tokuyama
kudamatsu

nagato province

chōshū
chōfu
kiyosue




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