List of municipal flags of Chūbu region
This page lists the municipal flags of Chūbu region, Japan. It is a part of the List of Japanese municipal flags, which is split into regions due to its size.
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Historical
Kaga (1958–2005) 
Nanatsuka 
Noto, Fugeshi (1975–2005) 
Shika (1971–2005) 
Takamatsu 
Unoke 
Wajima (1957–2006) 
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Cities
Towns and villages
Historical
Ashiwada 
Ashiyasu 
Kawaguchiko 
Kōsai 
Kushigata 
Minobu (1959–2005) 
Nakatomi 
Nanbu (1965–2004) 
Shimobe 
Shirane 
Tomisawa 
Uenohara (1956–2005) 
Yamanashi (1954–2005)
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Cities
Ōgaki 
Towns and villages
Historical
Furukawa (1956–2004) 
Gero (1958–2004) 
Hagiwara (1960–2004) 
Hozumi (1955–2003) 
Ibigawa (1955–2005) 
Ijira (1973–2003) 
Itonuki (1969–2004) 
Kaizu (1965–2005) 
Kamioka (through 1975) 
Kamioka (1975–2004) 
Kanayama (1965–2004) 
Kasahara (1968–2006) 
Kawai (1968–2004) 
Kawaue (1962–2005) 
Maze (1974–2004) 
Meihō (1992–2004) 
Miyagawa (1957–2004) 
Miyama (1962–2003) 
Motosu (town) 
Myōgata (1975–1992) 
Neo (1978–2004) 
Shinsei (1975–2004) 
Sunami (1974–2003) 
Takatomi (1972–2003) 
Takasu (1973–2004) 
Cities
Towns and villages
Historical
Fukuroi (1958–2005) 
Hamamatsu (1911–2005) 
Iwata (1947–2005) 
Kakegawa (1956–2005) 
Kami (1972–1991) 
Kikukawa (1954–2005) 
Nishiizu (1966–2005) 
Omaezaki (1961–2005) 
Shimada (1915–2005) 
Shimizu (city, 1953–2003) 
Shizuoka (1964–2003) 
Cities
Ōbu 
Towns and villages
Ōguchi 
Ōharu 
Toyoyama
Historical
Akabane (1978–2003) 
Asahi (1972–2005) 
Asuke (1971–2005) 
Atsumi (1968–2005) 
Bisai (1955–2005) 
Fujioka (1974–2005) 
Hachikai (1977–2005) 
Haruhi (1973–2008) 
Hazu (1967–2011) 
Heiwa (1969–2005) 
Hōrai (1957–2005) 
Ichinomiya (1970–2006) 
Inabu (1967–2005) 
Isshiki (1966–2011) 
Jimokuji (1970–2010) 
Jūshiyama (1986–2006) 
Kira (1957–2011) 
Kisogawa (1960–2005) 
Kiyosu (1972–2005) 
Kozakai (1972–2010) 
Mito (1939–2008) 
Miwa (1968–2010) 
Nishibiwajima (1969–2005) 
Nishiharu (1969–2006) 
Nukata (1956–2006) 
Obara (1975–2005) 
Otowa (1981–2008) 
Sakurai (1956–1967) 
Saori (1906–2005) 
Saya (1955–2005) 
Shikatsu (1969–2006) 
Shimoyama (1966–2005) 
Shinkawa (1964–2005) 
Shinshiro (1967–2005) 
Shippō (1971–2010) 
Shitara (2000–2005) 
Sobue (1971–2005) 
Tahara (1952–2005) 
Tatsuta (1977–2005) 
Tomiyama (1978–2005) 
Tsugu (1975–2005) 
Tsukude (1966–2005)
See also
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