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Biggest Japanese cities by decade

Do you know the biggest Japanese cities of every decade?
Japan's largest cities proper
Source: Wikpedia "Largest cities in Japan by population by decade"
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1870
595 000
Tokyo
271 000
Osaka
238 000
Kyoto
125 000
Nagoya
109 000
Kanazawa
74 000
Hiroshima
64 000
Yokohama
61 000
Wakayama
51 000
Sendai
48 000
Tokushima
 
 
1880
712 000
Tokyo
292 000
Osaka
236 000
Kyoto
117 000
Nagoya
108 000
Kanazawa
74 000
Hiroshima
72 000
Yokohama
58 000
Wakayama
54 000
Sendai
48 000
Kobe
 
 
1890
1 161 000
Tokyo
483 000
Osaka
297 000
Kyoto
179 000
Nagoya
142 000
Kobe
132 000
Yokohama
93 000
Kanazawa
90 000
Hiroshima
64 000
Sendai
60 000
Nagasaki
 
 
1900
1 440 000
Tokyo
821 000
Osaka
353 000
Kyoto
244 000
Nagoya
215 000
Kobe
193 000
Yokohama
122 000
Hiroshima
107 000
Nagasaki
83 000
Kanazawa
83 000
Sendai
 
 
1910
2 186 000
Tokyo
1 226 000
Osaka
442 000
Kyoto
394 000
Yokohama
378 000
Nagoya
378 000
Kobe
176 000
Nagasaki
142 000
Hiroshima
110 000
Kanazawa
100 000
Kure
1920
2 173 000
Tokyo
1 252 000
Osaka
608 000
Kobe
591 000
Kyoto
429 000
Nagoya
422 000
Yokohama
176 000
Nagasaki
160 000
Hiroshima
144 000
Hakodate
130 000
Kure
 
 
1930
2 453 000
Osaka
2 070 000
Tokyo
907 000
Nagoya
787 000
Kobe
765 000
Kyoto
620 000
Yokohama
270 000
Hiroshima
228 000
Fukuoka
204 000
Nagasaki
197 000
Hakodate
 
 
1940
6 778 000
Tokyo
3 252 000
Osaka
1 328 000
Nagoya
1 089 000
Kyoto
968 000
Yokohama
967 000
Kobe
343 000
Hiroshima
306 000
Fukuoka
300 000
Kawasaki
261 000
Yahata
 
 
1950
5 385 000
Tokyo
1 953 000
Osaka
1 101 000
Kyoto
1 030 000
Nagoya
951 000
Yokohama
765 000
Kobe
392 000
Fukuoka
341 000
Sendai
319 000
Kawasaki
313 000
Sapporo
 
 
1960
8 310 000
Tokyo
3 011 000
Osaka
1 591 000
Nagoya
1 375 000
Yokohama
1 284 000
Kyoto
1 113 000
Kobe
647 000
Fukuoka
632 000
Kawasaki
523 000
Sapporo
431 000
Hiroshima
1970
8 840 000
Tokyo
2 980 000
Osaka
2 238 000
Yokohama
2 036 000
Nagoya
1 419 000
Kyoto
1 288 000
Kobe
1 042 000
Kitakyushu
1 010 000
Sapporo
973 000
Kawasaki
853 000
Fukuoka
 
 
1980
8 531 000
Tokyo
2 773 000
Yokohama
2 648 000
Osaka
2 087 000
Nagoya
1 473 000
Kyoto
1 401 000
Sapporo
1 367 000
Kobe
1 088 000
Fukuoka
1 065 000
Kitakyushu
1 040 000
Kawasaki
 
 
1990
8 163 000
Tokyo
3 220 000
Yokohama
2 623 000
Osaka
2 154 000
Nagoya
1 671 000
Sapporo
1 477 000
Kobe
1 461 000
Kyoto
1 237 000
Fukuoka
1 173 000
Kawasaki
1 085 000
Hiroshima
 
 
2000
8 134 000
Tokyo
3 426 000
Yokohama
2 598 000
Osaka
2 171 000
Nagoya
1 822 000
Sapporo
1 493 000
Kobe
1 467 000
Kyoto
1 341 000
Fukuoka
1 249 000
Kawasaki
1 126 000
Hiroshima
 
 
2010
8 945 000
Tokyo
3 688 000
Yokohama
2 665 000
Osaka
2 263 000
Nagoya
1 913 000
Sapporo
1 544 000
Kobe
1 474 000
Kyoto
1 463 000
Fukuoka
1 425 000
Kawasaki
1 222 000
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