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Pharmacies in Japan

Pharmacies in Japan, city by city

562 pharmacies in Japan, in 25 cities. Tokyo (175), Osaka (55) and Kyoto (49) hold 50% of them between them.

562pharmacies
25cities
9languages
Photo: David Kernan (CC BY 4.0)

Showing all 25 cities.

Cities562 in 25 cities

Tokyo skyline with Tokyo Tower at golden hour, Minato CityTokyoJapan175pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan175 of 56231% Osaka Castle outer moat with stone walls and turret reflected in water, modern Business Park skyscrapers in the backgroundOsakaJapan55pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan55 of 56210% Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion reflected in Kyoko-chi pond on a sunny day, Kyoto, JapanKyotoJapan49pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan49 of 5629% The harbour and Meriken Park of Kobe, JapanKobeJapan48pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan48 of 5629% Fukuoka Tower and Seaside Momochi beach skylineFukuokaJapan39pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan39 of 5627% Nagoya Castle keep with golden shachihoko, Nagoya, JapanNagoyaJapan37pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan37 of 5627% The river and Korakuen garden at Okayama with the city behindOkayamaJapan20pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan20 of 5624% Sapporo TV Tower rising above Odori Park on a sunny daySapporoJapan20pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan20 of 5624% Sakurajima volcano across the bay from KagoshimaKagoshimaJapan18pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan18 of 5623% The black keep of Matsumoto Castle, JapanMatsumotoJapan16pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan16 of 5623% Atomic Bomb Dome and Motoyasu River with Hiroshima skylineHiroshimaJapan12pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan12 of 5622% The keep of Kumamoto Castle on its stone baseKumamotoJapan11pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan11 of 5622% Nagasaki in its valley above the harbourNagasakiJapan9pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan9 of 5622% Matsuyama Castle, one of twelve original keeps left in JapanMatsuyamaJapan8pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan8 of 5621% Downtown Sendai cityscape seen from the rooftop of Sendai Station on a sunny daySendaiJapan8pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan8 of 5621% The pond and arched bridge of Ritsurin Garden at TakamatsuTakamatsuJapan8pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan8 of 5621% The night view over Hakodate from the mountainHakodateJapan6pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan6 of 5621% Yukitsuri rope-supported pine trees over the pond at Kenroku-en garden, KanazawaKanazawaJapan5pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan5 of 5621% The willow-lined Bikan canal with white storehouses and boats, Kurashiki, JapanKurashikiJapan5pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan5 of 5621% The Aomori Bay Bridge, with the mountains across the waterAomoriJapan4pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan4 of 5621% The Great Buddha Hall of Todai-ji temple in Nara, JapanNaraJapan4pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan4 of 5621% The Great Buddha of Kamakura, JapanKamakuraJapan2pharmaciesOf all pharmacies in Japan2 of 5620% The original wooden keep of Matsue Castle, Shimane, JapanMatsueJapan1pharmacyOf all pharmacies in Japan1 of 5620% The city of Naha and the ocean viewed from Shuri Castle Park, Okinawa, JapanNahaJapan1pharmacyOf all pharmacies in Japan1 of 5620% TakayamaJapan1pharmacyOf all pharmacies in Japan1 of 5620%

By language

3 languages are recorded often enough in Japan to have a page of its own.

Where these came from

These pharmacies come from 1 source, led by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (562).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many pharmacies does this page cover in Japan?
562, across 25 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Japan has the most?
Tokyo, with 175. Tokyo (175), Osaka (55) and Kyoto (49) together hold 50% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only pharmacies in Japan?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody practises there.