Can you name the Capitals of Japan in Japanese premodern history and prefecture's capitals now?

year	city	prefecture
710-794 aD		-
794-1192 aD		-
1193-1333 aD		-
1338-1600 aD		-
1600-now		-
-		Hokkaido
-		Aomori
-		Iwate
-		Akita
-		Miyagi
-		Yamagata
-		Fukushima
-		Ibaraki
-		Tochigi
-		Gunma
-		Chiba
-		Saitama
-		Tokyo
-		Kanagawa
-		Niigata
-		Toyama
-		Ishikawa
-		Nagano
-		Gifu
-		Fukui
-		Yamanashi

year	city	prefecture
-		Shizuoka
-		Aichi
-		Shiga
-		Kyoto
-		Hyogo
-		Mie
-		Nara
-		Osaka
-		Wakayama
-		Tottori
-		Shimane
-		Okayama
-		Hiroshima
-		Yamaguchi
-		Kagawa
-		Tokushima
-		Ehime
-		Kochi
-		Fukuoka
-		Saga
-		Nagasaki
-		Oita
-		Kumamoto
-		Miyazaki
-		Kagoshima
		Okinawa

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Capitals of Japan Quiz

Rating:	Nominate Report game
Created by: D3nn1s -
Contributed: October 7th, 2009
Category: Geography
Plays: 476

Tags: City Quizzes, Capital Quizzes, prefecture, japan, japanese

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	D3nn1s:	Oct 7th, 2009 at 20:48 GMT	1 point
	About the history section: I'm not completely sure. And the capitals asked are capitals of the government, not the emperor.

	edstrong:	Oct 7th, 2009 at 20:58 GMT	3 points
	You can get a lot of them by copying the name of the area. Still a good quiz.

	D3nn1s:	Oct 8th, 2009 at 08:22 GMT	1 point
	It would be even worse if I'd put the name of the era instead of the year. Almost all of them are named after the capital of that time...

	phibbyfan:	Jun 30th, 2011 at 03:22 GMT	2 points
	Why does "Heian" come up when you type "Kyoto" once but not the other Heian? There are also many former capitals missing, like Nagaoka-kyo and Asuka.