Prefectures are governmental divisions of France and Japan.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Prefectures are governmental divisions of France and Japan.

the act of dividing Japan into administrative divisions

the French colonies of the territory now occupied by Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam

territory controlled by the imperial court during Japan's Yamato period

of Japan in the seventh century, a local administration system of dividing the country into three progressively smaller administrative units, called 'kokugunrisei'

the territorial and administrative division of some countries (such as France)

a boundary line between provinces in old Japan

a local self-governing body, called prefecture

a division in a country governed by a prefect, called prefecture

the local administrative system called the feudal and prefectural system

under the prefectural system, an assembly gathered for voting, called prefectural assembly

a district or province governed by a viceroy

The country was governed by a French noble family.

things that are established and managed under a prefectural government

France is separated from Spain by the Pyrenees.

a local administrative division known as a prefecture

It seems that there are a lot of Japanophiles in France.

the administrator who supervises the prefecture as a local self-governing body

administrative districts called provinces and prefectures

an admirer of France and everything French

Those countries used to belong to France.

A part of the country was at one time a French settlement.

one of the administrative divisions used in Japan long ago, called 'kuni'

New Caledonia belongs to France.

administrative divisions of old Japan called {'Chiku-zen' and 'Chikugo'}

They also connect those cities to other countries like France and Austria.

The clans were abolished, and prefectures were established in their place.

a unit of local government in France, called commune

The matter comes under MITI.

John comes from Florida and his wife from California.