2024 · 47 prefectures

Population aged 0–14 ranking

Estimated population aged 0 to 14, in thousands.

Highest to lowest

All prefectures

Unit: thousand people
RankPrefectureVs. prefecture average
01Tokyo 1,494+407.9%
02Kanagawa 1,008+242.7%
03Osaka 968+229.1%
04Aichi 906+208.0%
05Saitama 814+176.7%
06Chiba 688+133.9%
07Fukuoka 632+114.9%
08Hyogo 614+108.7%
09Hokkaido 497+69.0%
10Shizuoka 391+32.9%
11Hiroshima 321+9.1%
12Ibaraki 303+3.0%
13Kyoto 266-9.6%
14Miyagi 243-17.4%
15Okinawa 231-21.5%
16Nagano 222-24.5%
17Niigata 220-25.2%
18Gifu 217-26.2%
19Okayama 215-26.9%
20Kumamoto 214-27.2%
21Tochigi 203-31.0%
22Gunma 203-31.0%
23Mie 192-34.7%
24Kagoshima 191-35.1%
25Fukushima 184-37.4%
26Shiga 179-39.1%
27Nagasaki 149-49.3%
28Nara 142-51.7%
29Yamaguchi 138-53.1%
30Ehime 138-53.1%
31Miyazaki 129-56.1%
32Ishikawa 124-57.8%
33Oita 124-57.8%
34Iwate 115-60.9%
35Aomori 114-61.2%
36Yamagata 105-64.3%
37Toyama 105-64.3%
38Kagawa 104-64.6%
39Saga 100-66.0%
40Wakayama 96-67.4%
41Fukui 86-70.8%
42Yamanashi 85-71.1%
43Akita 79-73.1%
44Shimane 75-74.5%
45Tokushima 71-75.9%
46Kochi 67-77.2%
47Tottori 63-78.6%

The comparison column uses the unweighted mean of the 47 prefectures (294 thousand people), not Japan's aggregate rate. Sort the value column to reverse the order.

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Source. Japan Statistical Yearbook 2026, Table 2-7, Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan. Reference year: 2024. Snapshot reviewed 2026-10-08. More on this data →
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