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都道府県クイズ【県境】Super by Ryusuke Kanda

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AroundPrefecture by Motonari Hibi

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Japan Prefecture Puzzle by Gloding Inc.

Learn Japan maps by puzzles.

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Learn the geography of Japan by assembling a map puzzle. This app helps users of all ages identify and locate all 47 prefectures through interactive gameplay. It provides audio pronunciation and tracks completion times for a fun, educational experience.

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Gifu Map Puzzle

Jigsaw puzzles of Gifu citiesMultiple difficulty modesBeginner navigation assist

This educational puzzle game helps users memorize cities and regions of Gifu, Japan. It offers multiple difficulty modes, navigation assistance for beginners, and competitive online play to earn in-game currency for landscape pictures.

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Prefectural Capitals in Japan

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Map-based quiz10-question quizzesScore-based clearing

Test your knowledge of Japanese prefectural capitals with an interactive map quiz. Tap the correct location for each capital name to earn points and achieve a high score. Utilize in-app tools to help you learn and confirm answers.

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Japan Robo.

by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI

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Test your knowledge of Japanese prefectures with interactive quizzes. Choose from card, map, or scrolling map formats to identify locations and challenge the Robo.

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Writing Order. Kanji 6th.

by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI

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Practice writing Japanese Kanji characters through a fun game. Learn the correct stroke order and compete against a virtual opponent. This application focuses on 181 Kanji characters typically taught in the 6th grade.

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