Hokkaidō

Para keng asung lahi, lon me ing Hokkaido (dog).

| Hokkaidō (北海道 Hokkai-dō)
Tungku	Sapporo
Labuad	Hokkaidō
Pulu	Hokkaidō
Gobernador	Harumi Takahashi
Lapad	83,453.57 km² (1st)
- % danum	6.4%
Populasyun  (2005-10-01)
- Populasyun	5,627,424 (7th)
- Pangasiksik	67.4 /km²
Distritu	68
Balen	180
ISO 3166-2	JP-01
Website	Hokkaido Official Website
Prefectural Symbols
- Sampaga	Hamanasu (Rugosa Rose, Rosa rugosa)
- Pun Dutung	Ezomatsu (Jezo Spruce, Picea jezoensis)
- Ayup	Tanchō (Red-crowned Crane, Grus japonensis)
Symbol of Hokkaidō Symbol of Hokkaidō

Mapa ning Hokkaidō (pindutan para dagul)

Ing Hokkaidō  (北海道, kabaldugan na "Pangulung Dayat Malat Circuit", Ainu: Ainu Mosir) o Hokkaido, dati bantug bilang Ezo, Yezo, Yeso, o Yesso, pangaduang yang pekamaragul a pulu ning Japan at pekamaragul, pekapangulung kareng 47 prefectural-antas pangadake. Ing Tsugaru Tulid kakawani ne ing Hokkaidō keng Honshū, agiang deng aduang pulu makatayid la keng lalamdanum kapamiliatan ning Seikan Tunnel. Ing pekamaragul nang lakanbalen ning Hokkaidō at ing kayang tungku, Sapporo, nung nu iti mu rin ing ordinance-mitulduan a lakanbalen.

Sōunkyō, ing kulkul keng Daisetsu-zan Volcanic a lugal.

Satellite a litratu ning Hokkaidō.

Subprefectures

Mapa ning Hokkaidō papakit ne ing subprefectures ampong reng pekamaragul diling lakanbalen.

Klima

Satellite a litratu ning Hokkaidō ustung winter.

Dalerayan

• Much of the content of the history section in this article comes from the 2005-05-10 version of the Hokkaidō article, ja:北海道, at the Japanese-language Wikipedia.
• Walter A. McDougall, Let the Sea Make a Noise: A History of the North Pacific from Magellan to MacArthur, Basic Books, New York, 1993
• J. D. Bisignani, Japan Handbook, Moon Publications Inc., Chico, 1993

Suglung Palwal

Ing Wikimedia Commons atin yang mediang maki kaugnayan kang/king:

Hokkaidō

Paintunan me ing Hokkaido king
Wiktionary, ing timawang diccionariu.

• Hokkaido Official Website
• TransGlobal Highway – Proposed Hokkaidō-Sakhalin Friendship Tunnel.
• Sea-Girt Yezo: Glimpses at Missionary Work in North Japan, by John Batchelor 1902 account of life and Anglican missionary work on Hokkaidō
• Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Archived Setyembri 7, 2008 at the Wayback Machine, Isabella L. Bird, 1878 travelogue of Victorian-era woman traveller, Hokkaido letters
• Hokkaipedia Archived Nobyembri 21, 2008 at the Wayback Machine
• Hokkaidō travel guide from Wikivoyage