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💰 Japanese Prefectures by GDP

Prefectural gross domestic product in current US dollars.

📅 2022📏 USD billion47 entries🇯🇵 See all of this country’s rankings →
Each tile’s area is its share of the combined total of $4,401B (47 entries). Stronger colour means a higher rank. The smallest 7 are merged into one grey tile.
1
Tokyo
$888B
2
Osaka
$319B
3
Aichi
$318B
4
Kanagawa
$260B
5
Saitama
$182B
6
Hyogo
$173B
7
Chiba
$158B
8
Hokkaido
$154B
9
Fukuoka
$149B
10
Shizuoka
$135B
11
Ibaraki
$108B
12
Hiroshima
$92B
13
Kyoto
$82B
14
Gunma
$72B
15
Miyagi
$71B
16
Tochigi
$71B
17
Niigata
$67B
18
Nagano
$66B
19
Mie
$63B
20
Gifu
$61B
21
Fukushima
$58B
22
Okayama
$54B
23
Shiga
$52B
24
Kumamoto
$49B
25
Yamaguchi
$47B
26
Kagoshima
$45B
27
Ehime
$38B
28
Toyama
$36B
29
Oita
$36B
30
Iwate
$35B
31
Ishikawa
$35B
32
Nagasaki
$34B
33
Okinawa
$33B
34
Aomori
$33B
35
Yamagata
$32B
36
Wakayama
$30B
37
Kagawa
$29B
38
Nara
$29B
39
Miyazaki
$28B
40
Yamanashi
$27B
41
Akita
$27B
42
Fukui
$26B
43
Tokushima
$24B
44
Saga
$23B
45
Shimane
$20B
46
Kochi
$18B
47
Tottori
$14B

Highlights

Within Japan, Tokyo ranks first in 2022 with $888B, followed by Osaka ($319B) and Aichi ($318B).

Tokyo is 2.8 times higher than Osaka, the runner-up.

Across 47 entries, values run from $888B (Tokyo) to $14B (Tottori), with a median of $49B.

Source: Cabinet Office of Japan, prefectural accounts (2022) (via Wikipedia), 2022. Unit: USD billion.

Source: Cabinet Office of Japan, prefectural accounts (2022) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026