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• Yamagata prefecture
  '''Yamagata prefecture''' (山形県 ''Yamagata-ken'') is an area of [[Japan]] located in the [[To Yamagata prefecture shares its name with its own capital city, [[Yamagata]] (山形市 ''Yamaga
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• Yamagata Prefecture
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• Yamagata prefecture/Definition
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• Yamagata prefecture/Approval
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• Yamagata prefecture/Related Articles
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• Yamagata prefecture
  '''Yamagata prefecture''' (山形県 ''Yamagata-ken'') is an area of [[Japan]] located in the [[To Yamagata prefecture shares its name with its own capital city, [[Yamagata]] (山形市 ''Yamaga
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• Yamagata Prefecture
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• Fukushima prefecture/Related Articles
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• Tohoku
  ...ukushima]], [[Iwate prefecture|Iwate]], [[Miyagi prefecture|Miyagi]] and [[Yamagata prefecture|Yamagata]]. *[[Yamagata prefecture]]
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• Yamagata prefecture/Related Articles
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• Geta
  ...are forbidden on [[tatami]] (畳) mats. The city of [[Kaminoyama]] (上山) in [[Yamagata prefecture]] (山形県 ''Yamagata-ken'') has an annual ''geta''-flicking contest (げ
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• Nobusuke Kishi
  Born Nobusuke Sato in [[Yamagata Prefecture]], his father, orginally born into the Kishi family, had been adopted, as w | title = Nobosuki Kishi}}</ref> Yamagata Prefecture has produced more Prime Ministers of Japan than any other area.
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• Kuniaki Koiso
  He was born to a samurai family in [[Yamagata Prefecture]], graduated from the Military Academy, and served in the [[Russo-Japanese
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