Inaba Province
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Inaba (因幡国; -no kuni) was an old province of Japan in the area that is today the eastern part of Tottori prefecture. Inaba bordered on Harima, Hoki, Mimasaka, and Tajima provinces.
The ancient capital, and the castle town, were at Tottori city.
Aki |
Awa(Kanto) |
Awa(Shikoku) |
Awaji |
Bingo |
Bitchu |
Bizen |
Bungo |
Buzen |
Chikugo |
Chikuzen |
Chishima |
Dewa |
Echigo |
Echizen |
Etchu |
Harima |
Hida |
Higo |
Hitachi |
Hidaka |
Hizen |
Hoki |
Hyuga |
Iburi |
Iga |
Iki |
Inaba |
Ise |
Ishikari |
Iwami |
Iyo |
Izu |
Izumi |
Izumo |
Kaga |
Kai |
Kawachi |
Kazusa |
Kii |
Kitami |
Kozuke |
Kushiro |
Mikawa |
Mimasaka |
Mino |
Musashi |
Mutsu |
Nagato |
Nemuro |
Noto |
Oki |
Omi |
Oshima |
Osumi |
Owari |
Sado |
Sagami |
Sanuki |
Satsuma |
Settsu |
Shima |
Shimousa |
Shimotsuke |
Shinano |
Shiribeshi |
Suo |
Suruga |
Tajima |
Tamba |
Tango |
Teshio |
Tokachi |
Tosa |
Totomi |
Tsushima |
Wakasa |
Yamashiro |
Yamato
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