Side-by-side official data

Kanagawa vs Ibaraki

12 sourced measures, clear differences, and reference years you can check.

At a glance. Kanagawa has the larger population in the 2024 estimates. Ibaraki has the larger total area. Population and area are rounded in the official source.
The comparison

How the figures differ

MeasureKanagawa ↗Ibaraki ↗Absolute differenceHigher figure
Population ↗thousand people · 20249,225
2,806
6,419Kanagawa
Total area ↗km² · 20242,417
6,098
3,681Ibaraki
Population density ↗people/km² · 20243,817
460
3,357Kanagawa
Inhabitable area ↗km² · 20241,474
3,890
2,416Ibaraki
Inhabitable area density ↗people/km² · 20246,257
721
5,536Kanagawa
Population aged 0–14 ↗thousand people · 20241,008
303
705Kanagawa
Population aged 15–64 ↗thousand people · 20245,817
1,637
4,180Kanagawa
Population aged 65+ ↗thousand people · 20242,400
866
1,534Kanagawa
Private households ↗households · 20204,210,122
1,181,598
3,028,524Kanagawa
Members per household ↗people · 20202.15
2.37
0.22Ibaraki
Live birth rate ↗per 1,000 people · 20236
5.4
0.6Kanagawa
Death rate ↗per 1,000 people · 202311
13.7
2.7Ibaraki

Higher means a larger numerical value; it does not mean a better outcome. Age-group populations are published in thousands. Ratios use the rounded published figures: Kanagawa's population is 3.29× Ibaraki's.

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Sources. Statistical Handbook of Japan 2026 and Japan Statistical Yearbook 2026, Statistics Bureau of Japan. Reference years are shown per measure. Snapshot reviewed 2026-10-08. Methodology →