Detailed Data Standard Number of Beds in Prefectural Medical Care Plans and Number of Existing Beds (As of April 1, 2013)

No.	Classification	Public announcement date	General beds and long-term care beds	Psychiatric hospital beds	Tuberculosis hospital beds	Infectious disease hospital beds
Number of secondary medical areas	Standard number of beds	Number of existing beds	Standard number of beds	Number of existing beds	Standard number of beds	Number of existing beds	Standard number of beds	Number of existing beds
1	Hokkaido	Mar. 29, 2013	21	59,648	77,373	18,967	20,108	143	359	98	94
2	Aomori	Apr. 30, 2013	6	11,320	13,041	3,870	4,511	60	66	32	20
3	Iwate	Mar. 29, 2013	9	11,157	13,889	4,220	4,454	30	137	40	40
4	Miyagi	Apr. 1, 2013	4	17,174	18,576	5,021	6,388	62	62	28	28
5	Akita	Mar. 29, 2013	8	8,791	11,580	3,839	4,152	38	58	36	30
6	Yamagata	Mar. 29, 2013	4	10,150	11,338	3,373	3,817	34	30	20	18
7	Fukushima	Apr. 5, 2013	7	15,351	20,386	6,478	7,236	60	134	36	36
8	Ibaraki	Apr. 2, 2013	9	17,890	25,216	5,770	7,444	60	128	48	48
9	Tochigi	Mar. 29, 2013	6	12,140	16,195	4,779	5,224	65	115	32	26
10	Gunma	Mar. 29, 2013	10	16,998	18,841	4,419	5,207	66	69	48	48
11	Saitama	Mar. 29, 2013	10	42,707	47,910	13,345	14,495	137	191	85	40
12	Chiba	May 5, 2013	9	48,482	48,325	12,949	12,936	114	218	59	58
13	Tokyo	Apr. 1, 2013	13	95,627	104,140	21,956	23,221	398	563	130	124
14	Kanagawa	Mar. 29, 2013	11	59,985	60,572	12,958	13,889	166	166	74	74
15	Niigata	Apr. 5, 2013	7	21,051	21,863	6,490	6,850	41	100	36	36
16	Toyama	Mar. 29, 2013	4	10,235	14,339	3,080	3,365	82	86	20	20
17	Ishikawa	Apr. 1, 2013	4	9,910	14,608	3,656	3,816	62	92	18	18
18	Fukui	Mar. 29, 2013	4	6,471	9,001	2,116	2,342	22	48	20	20
19	Yamanashi	Mar. 28, 2013	4	6,144	8,449	2,345	2,468	20	50	20	28
20	Nagano	Mar. 28, 2013	10	17,801	19,067	4,861	4,977	42	74	46	46
21	Gifu	Mar. 29, 2013	5	14,552	17,094	3,294	4,118	95	137	30	30
22	Shizuoka	Mar. 29, 2013	8	34,126	31,939	6,946	7,021	108	178	48	48
23	Aichi	Mar. 29, 2013	12	51,195	54,809	12,554	13,031	218	256	74	70
24	Mie	Mar. 29, 2013	4	13,612	15,756	4,120	4,786	60	54	24	24
25	Shiga	Apr. 1, 2013	7	10,279	12,706	2,345	2,373	73	77	34	32
26	Kyoto	Apr. 2, 2013	6	24,786	28,796	5,728	6,376	300	300	38	38
27	Osaka	Apr. 3, 2013	8	67,263	88,397	18,318	19,025	514	577	78	78
28	Hyogo	Apr. 1, 2013	10	54,082	53,523	10,938	11,411	178	211	58	54
29	Nara	Mar. 29, 2013	5	13,747	13,890	2,800	2,863	50	60	28	13
30	Wakayama	Apr. 16, 2013	7	8,496	11,484	1,850	2,336	27	73	32	32
31	Tottori	Apr. 1, 2013	3	5,665	6,813	1,729	1,966	21	34	12	12
32	Shimane	Mar. 29, 2013	7	7,885	8,443	2,369	2,376	16	33	30	30
33	Okayama	Mar. 29, 2013	5	21,172	21,991	5,356	5,674	76	216	26	26
34	Hiroshima	Apr. 1, 2013	7	26,284	31,512	8,174	8,984	85	155	36	24
35	Yamaguchi	May 31, 2013	8	16,585	21,035	5,848	6,068	37	60	40	40
36	Tokushima	Apr. 9, 2013	3	7,025	11,240	2,772	3,928	37	49	16	16
37	Kagawa	Mar. 29, 2013	5	8,886	11,984	2,943	3,459	35	123	24	18
38	Ehime	Apr. 5, 2013	6	15,165	18,311	4,569	5,160	54	153	28	26
39	Kochi	Mar. 29, 2013	4	8,403	14,896	2,493	3,721	60	170	11	11
40	Fukuoka	Mar. 29, 2013	13	49,713	65,704	18,469	21,436	191	312	66	56
41	Saga	Apr. 1, 2013	5	9,187	10,961	4,090	4,239	30	30	24	22
42	Nagasaki	Apr. 9, 2013	8	16,185	19,501	6,844	7,955	70	143	38	38
43	Kumamoto	Apr. 2, 2013	11	19,053	25,476	7,522	8,931	54	231	48	48
44	Oita	Mar. 31, 2013	6	11,720	15,183	4,693	5,247	38	50	28	40
45	Miyazaki	Apr. 1, 2013	7	11,762	13,847	5,370	5,844	26	97	32	30
46	Kagoshima	Mar. 29, 2013	9	16,769	25,046	8,683	9,812	183	181	44	44
47	Okinawa	Mar. 29, 2013	5	10,002	12,418	5,201	5,430	39	71	26	24
Total	344	1,052,631	1,237,464	310,510	340,470	4,377	6,777	1,899	1,776

(Note) 1. The standard number of beds is as of the public announcement date of each prefecture.

2. The public announcement date differ depending on the date of reviewing medical care plans in respective prefectures.