Tigasaki-chhī

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Tigasaki-chhī ê ūi-tì

Tigasaki-chhī (茅ヶ崎市 Tigasaki-si) sī Ji̍t-pún Kanagawa-koān ê siâⁿ-chhī, ū jîn-kháu 235,140.

Chham-khó

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平成22年国勢調査人口等基本集計結果, 総務省統計局.

Hián Lūn Pian Ji̍t-pún ê te̍k-lē-chhī

Hokkaidô	bô

Tôhoku tē-hng	Yamagata (Yamagata)

Kantô tē-hng	Mito / Tukuba (Ibaraki) Isesaki / Ôta (Gunma) Kawaguti / Sôka / Tokorozawa / Kasukabe / Kumagaya (Saitama) Atugi / Yamato / Tigasaki / Hiratuka / Odawara (Kanagawa)

Tyûbu tē-hng	Nagaoka / Zyôetu (Niigata) Hukui (Hukui) Kôhu (Yamanasi) Matumoto (Nagano) Numazu / Huzi (Sizuoka) Kasugai / Itinomiya (Aiti)

Kinki tē-hng	Yokkaiti (Mie) Ibaraki / Suita / Neyagawa / Yao / Kisiwada (Tāi-pán-hú) Takarazuka / Akasi / Kakogawa (Hyôgo)

Tyûgoku tē-hng	Tottori (Tottori) Matue (Simane)

Sikoku tē-hng	bô

Kyûsyû tē-hng	Saga (Saga)

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