Talk:Nara Prefecture

message: I put the cities and districts/towns/villages together into a single table (and changed a couple of macrons). If you like it, please copy it into the article. Feel free to improve on it.
Presently, template:Nara refers to a header (towns and villages); it could be changed to refer to the header Municipalities.
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===Municipalities===
Nara Prefecture has 12 cities and 7 districts.
                         	Cities
                         	Gojo · Gose · Ikoma · Kashiba · Kashihara · Katsuragi · Nara (capital) · Sakurai · Tenri · Uda · Yamatokoriyama · Yamatotakada
District                 	Towns/villages
Ikoma                    	Ando · Heguri · Ikaruga · Sangō
Kitakatsuragi  	Kanmaki · Kawai · Koryo · Ōji
Shiki                    	Kawanishi · Miyake · Tawaramoto
Takaichi                 	Asuka · Takatori
Uda                      	Mitsue · Soni
Yamabe                   	Yamazoe
Yoshino                  	Higashiyoshino · Kamikitayama · Kawakami · Kurotaki · Nosegawa · Oyodo · Shimoichi · Shimokitayama · Tenkawa · Totsukawa · Yoshino
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Fg2 11:59, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Cities table  

message: Nara Prefecture has 12 cities and 7 districts.
                         	Cities
                         	Gojo · Gose · Ikoma · Kashiba · Kashihara · Katsuragi · Nara (capital) · Sakurai · Tenri · Uda · Yamatokoriyama · Yamatotakada
District                 	Towns/villages
Ikoma                    	Ando · Heguri · Ikaruga · Sangō
Kitakatsuragi  	Kanmaki · Kawai · Koryo · Ōji
Shiki                    	Kawanishi · Miyake · Tawaramoto
Takaichi                 	Asuka · Takatori
Uda                      	Mitsue · Soni
Yamabe                   	Yamazoe
Yoshino                  	Higashiyoshino · Kamikitayama · Kawakami · Kurotaki · Nosegawa · Oyodo · Shimoichi · Shimokitayama · Tenkawa · Totsukawa · Yoshino
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Fg2 11:59, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Municipalities

message: The following is removed:
*Generally speaking, Japan's police are clean compared to counterparts in many other countries, but a lot of scandals have daunted Nara Prefectural Police recently. The most notorious scandal involving high police officials was revealed in 2001.
Japan's police is probably, and hopefully, as clean as it has to be, and, unfortunately, as dirty as it can be.
I do not see a hard reference that can explain its comparison to other countries. I don't think its really necessary anyway.
The second sentence - not to say that nothing ever happened, I do not see the rationale to keep it after 6 years of whatever happened and without any citation whatsoever. --OhMyDeer 08:43, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Politics

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