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• Hokkaido
  ...ove that of [[Shikoku]]. About a third of the population live in or around Hokkaido's capital, [[Sapporo]] (札幌市 ''Sapporo-shi''), which is famous for the The island was originally called Ezo. The term "Hokkaido" was bestowed by geographer Matsuura Takeshiro (1818-88) in the 1850s.
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• Hokkaido/Approval
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• Hokkaido/Definition
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• Hokkaido/Related Articles
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• Japan/Related Articles
  ...thousands of smaller ones. While the sparsely-populated northern island of Hokkaido is its own prefecture (see [[Japan/Related Articles#Prefectures|below]]), o ====Hokkaido====
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• Ainu people/Related Articles
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• Aomori prefecture/Related Articles
  {{r|Hokkaido}}
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• Shikoku/Related Articles
  {{r|Hokkaido}}
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• Ainu language/Related Articles
  {{r|Hokkaido}}
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• Ainu people/Gallery
  ...These replicas can be seen at [[Nibutani]], an Ainu-majority village in [[Hokkaido]].
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• Kyushu/Related Articles
  {{r|Hokkaido}}
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• Honshu/Related Articles
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• Ryukyu Islands/Related Articles
  {{r|Hokkaido}}
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• Ainu people
  ...eople]] of northern [[Japan]] and the [[Russian Far East]], specifically [[Hokkaido]], [[Sakhalin]] and the [[Kuril Islands]]. Their traditional [[culture]] wa
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• Ryukyu Islands
  *[[Hokkaido]]
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• Operation KETSU-GO
  | Hokkaido, Kuriles, southern Sakhalin
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• Hokkaido
  ...ove that of [[Shikoku]]. About a third of the population live in or around Hokkaido's capital, [[Sapporo]] (札幌市 ''Sapporo-shi''), which is famous for the The island was originally called Ezo. The term "Hokkaido" was bestowed by geographer Matsuura Takeshiro (1818-88) in the 1850s.
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• Honshu
  *[[Hokkaido]]
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• Japan/Catalogs
  | [[Hokkaido]]
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• 2009 Japanese cash handout
  ...tive work. The first recipients included residents of remote villages in [[Hokkaido]] and northern [[Honshu]];<ref>''Daily Telegraph'': '[http://www.telegraph.
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• Culture of Japan/Gallery
  ...These replicas can be seen at [[Nibutani]], an Ainu-majority village in [[Hokkaido]].
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• Shikoku
  *[[Hokkaido]]
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• Japan/Gallery
  ...These replicas can be seen at [[Nibutani]], an Ainu-majority village in [[Hokkaido]].</div></div>
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• Kyushu
  *[[Hokkaido]]
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