Tottori Prefecture: Difference between revisions

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Tottori Prefecture faces the Sea of Japan on the island of Honshu in the Chugoku Region of western Japan.

Famous for:

Sand dunes.
Mt. Daisen, highest mountain in the San'in Region.
Japan's least populous prefecture with 543,615 as of 2022-10-01. Population is continuing to decrease.

Prefectures of Japan
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 Tottori Prefecture faces the Sea of Japan on the island of [[Honshu]] in the [[Chugoku Region]] of western Japan.
+'''Famous for:'''
+*Sand dunes.
+*Mt. Daisen, highest mountain in the San'in Region.
+*Japan's least populous prefecture with 543,615 as of 2022-10-01. Population is continuing to decrease.
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