First-level administrative divisions designated Prefecture, most prominently Japan's 47 units, and historically used in Greece before its 2011 reform. Belongs here: a first-level division named Prefecture in its own country's usage. Does not belong here: a French sub-national prefecture, which administers a department rather than being a first-level division in its own right and is not tracked as a separate state entity here.
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1. Prefectures of Japan - Wikipedia
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Japan is divided into 47 prefectures (todofuken).
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