Minerals reported from Japan and Japanese prefectures

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Japan as a whole (1,487 valid mineral species)
Hokkaido region: Hokkaido (513 species)
Tohoku region: Aomori prefecture (167 species); Akita prefecture (263 species); Iwate prefecture (414 species); Miyagi prefecture (204 species; Yamagata prefecture (201 species); Fukushima prefecture (400 species)
Koshinetsu region: Niigata prefecture (283 species); Nagano prefecture (279 species); Yamanashi prefecture (193 species); Toyama prefecture (104 species); Ishikawa prefecture (100 species); Fukui prefecture (181 species)
Kanto region: Gunma prefecture (290 species); Tochigi prefecture (282 species); Ibaraki prefecture (259 species); Saitama prefecture (259 species); Tokyo metropolis (156 species); Chiba prefecture (111 species); Kanagawa prefecture (149 species)
Tokai region: Shizuoka prefecture (263 species); Aichi prefecture (230 species); Gifu prefecture (332 species); Mie prefecture (268 species)
Kinki region: Shiga prefecture (198 species); Kyoto prefecture (283 species); Hyogo prefecture (264 species); Osaka prefecture (118 species); Nara prefecture (152 species); Wakayama prefecture (140 species)
Chugoku region: Okayama prefecture (351 species); Hiroshima prefecture (193 species); Tottori prefecture (165 species); Shimane prefecture (283 species); Yamaguchi prefecture (389 species)
Shikoku region: Kagawa prefecture (108 species); Tokushima prefecture (129 species); Ehime prefecture (441 species); Kochi prefecture (298 species)
Kyushu region: Oita prefecture (323 species); Fukuoka prefecture (300 species); Saga prefecture (130 species); Nagasaki prefecture (200 species); Kumamoto prefecture (199 species); Miyazaki prefecture (245 species); Kagoshima prefecture (297 species)
Okinawa region: Okinawa prefecture (61 species)