Hiragana and katakana place names

Columns: City / Town | Hiragana + Kanji | Full kanji | Prefecture
Akiruno | あきる野市 | 秋留野、阿伎留野 | Tokyo | Ichikikushikino | いちき串木野市 | 市来串木野 | Kagoshima | Higashikagawa | 東かがわ市 | 東香川 | Kagawa | Higashimiyoshi | 東みよし町 | 東三好 | Tokushima | Kinokawa | 紀の川市 | 紀之川 | Wakayama | Minamiawaji | 南あわじ市 | 南淡路 | Hyōgo | Izunokuni | 伊豆の国市 | 伊豆之国 | Shizuoka | Fujimino | ふじみ野市 | 富士見野 | Saitama

Example questions:
What is the population density of the town or city with a partially Hiragana place name that lies in the smallest prefecture in Japan by area ? | What is the smallest city or town with a partially Hiragana place name by area ? | What is the population of the city with a partially Hiragana place name that lies within the prefecture that is located on Shikoku island ? | What is the total area of the largest town or city with a partially Hiragana place name in km² ?

Answers:
210 persons per km² | Fujimino | 14,025 | 229.17