Iwashiro (created during the Meiji Restoration in 1868 from Mutsu) western/central Fukushima Iwaki (created during the Meiji Restoration in 1868 from Mutsu) eastern Fukushima southwestern Miyagi (Igu, Katta and Watari Districts) Rikuchū (created during the Meiji Restoration in 1868 from Mutsu) northeastern Akita (Kazuno city and Kosaka town) central/northeastern/southwestern Iwate (most) northeastern Miyagi Rikuzen (created during the Meiji Restoration in 1868 from Mutsu) southeastern Iwate (Kesen District, Rikuzentakata Ōfunato and Kamaishi cities) central/northwestern/southeastern Miyagi (most) Hokurikudō Wakasa southern/western Fukui Echizen (broke off from Koshi during the end of the 7th century) northern/eastern Fukui Kaga (created in 823 from Echizen) southern/western Ishikawa Noto (created in 718 from Echizen, then occupied in 741 by Etchū, later re-split in 757 from Etchū) northern/eastern Ishikawa Etchū (broke off from Koshi during the end of the 7th century) entire Toyama Echigo (broke off from Koshi during the end of the 7th century) entire Niigata (most) Sado (occupied in 743 by Echigo, later re-split in 752) Sado city, Niigata San'indō Tanba central/northeastern Hyōgo central Kyoto Tango (created in 713 from Tamba) northern Kyoto Tajima northern/northwestern Hyōgo Inaba eastern Tottori Hōki western Tottori Izumo eastern Shimane Iwami western Shimane Oki Oki District, Shimane San'yōdō Harima southern/southwestern Hyōgo Mimasaka (created in 713 from Bizen) northeastern Okayama Bizen (broke off from Kibi during the 2nd half of the 7th century) southeastern Okayama Bitchū (broke off from Kibi during the 2nd half of the 7th century) western Okayama Bingo (broke off from Kibi during the 2nd half of the 7th century) eastern Hiroshima Aki western Hiroshima Suō eastern Yamaguchi Nagato western Yamaguchi Nankaidō Kii entire Wakayama southern Mie Awaji Awaji city, Hyōgo Awa entire Tokushima Sanuki entire Kagawa Iyo entire Ehime Tosa entire Kōchi Saikaidō Buzen (broke off from Toyo at the end of the 7th century) northeastern Fukuoka Prefecture northwestern Ōita Prefecture Bungo (broke off from Toyo at the end of the 7th century) central/southeastern Ōita Prefecture (most) Chikuzen (broke off from Tsukushi no later than the end of the 7th century) central/northwestern Fukuoka Prefecture (most) Chikugo (broke off from Tsukushi no later than the end of the 7th century) southern Fukuoka Prefecture Hizen (broke off from Hi no later than the end of the 7th century) entire Nagasaki (most) entire Saga Higo (broke off from Hi no later than the end of the 7th century) Kumamoto Hyūga Miyazaki Ōsumi (created in 702 from Hyūga) eastern Kagoshima Tane (created