2020 · 47 prefectures

Members per household ranking

Average members per private household in the 2020 Population Census.

Highest to lowest

All prefectures

Unit: people
RankPrefectureVs. prefecture average
01Yamagata 2.61+13.2%
02Fukui 2.57+11.4%
03Saga 2.51+9.0%
04Toyama 2.5+8.5%
05Gifu 2.49+7.9%
06Niigata 2.48+7.7%
07Tottori 2.44+6.1%
08Shiga 2.44+5.8%
09Fukushima 2.42+4.9%
10Akita 2.41+4.5%
11Nagano 2.41+4.5%
12Shimane 2.4+4.3%
13Shizuoka 2.4+4.1%
14Iwate 2.39+3.8%
15Tochigi 2.38+3.2%
16Nara 2.38+3.2%
17Ibaraki 2.37+3.0%
18Gunma 2.35+1.9%
19Kumamoto 2.34+1.7%
20Ishikawa 2.34+1.6%
21Aomori 2.34+1.5%
22Yamanashi 2.34+1.4%
23Okinawa 2.33+1.2%
24Mie 2.33+1.2%
25Okayama 2.3-0.3%
26Miyagi 2.3-0.3%
27Aichi 2.29-0.5%
28Saitama 2.28-1.0%
29Wakayama 2.28-1.1%
30Kagawa 2.27-1.6%
31Nagasaki 2.27-1.7%
32Tokushima 2.26-2.1%
33Hyogo 2.23-3.1%
34Chiba 2.23-3.3%
35Oita 2.22-3.7%
36Miyazaki 2.2-4.6%
37Hiroshima 2.2-4.7%
38Yamaguchi 2.17-6.0%
39Ehime 2.16-6.3%
40Kanagawa 2.15-6.6%
41Fukuoka 2.15-6.7%
42Kyoto 2.12-7.9%
43Kochi 2.11-8.3%
44Kagoshima 2.11-8.6%
45Osaka 2.1-8.9%
46Hokkaido 2.04-11.5%
47Tokyo 1.92-16.8%

The comparison column uses the unweighted mean of the 47 prefectures (2.3 people), not Japan's aggregate rate. Sort the value column to reverse the order.

Advertisement
Source. Japan Statistical Yearbook 2026, Table 2-15, Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan. Reference year: 2020. Snapshot reviewed 2026-10-08. More on this data →
Keep exploring

Other rankings