Smallest Cities in Mie

Top 32 cities ranked by smallest cities

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All Countries · Japan · Mie

Smallest Cities — Mie

1 Fujisato 6,023

2 Saki 7,815

3 Shimo-ichigi 8,079

4 Sawara 8,668

5 Udono 10,321

6 Minamiise 10,989

7 Asahi 11,021

8 Aoyama-hane 11,590

9 Ōka 14,021

10 Kihoku 14,604

11 Tamaru 15,041

12 Toyoda 15,123

13 Kumano 16,232

14 Owase 16,910

15 Toba 17,741

16 Kawage 17,948

17 Saikū 22,445

18 Tōin 25,784

19 Komono 41,542

20 Hisai-motomachi 41,642

21 Inabe 44,973

22 Shima 47,774

23 Kameyama 49,835

24 Ueno-ebisumachi 61,598

25 Nabari 77,022

26 Iga 88,895

27 Ise 123,533

28 Kuwana 140,051

29 Matsusaka 159,145

30 Suzuka 195,670

31 Tsu 274,537

32 Yokkaichi 305,424

The smallest cities in Mie (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Fujisato has a population of just 6,023. These communities often feature lower costs of living, stronger neighborhood connections, and less congestion.

Small cities can offer significant advantages for residents seeking affordable housing, shorter commutes, and a close-knit community feel. Many serve as regional centers for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.

Despite their smaller size, many of these cities have thriving local economies, good school systems, and access to outdoor recreation. They represent an alternative to the fast-paced lifestyle of major metropolitan areas.

Did You Know?

1. At 6,023 residents, Fujisato is smaller than a single large apartment complex in New York City.
2. Small cities (5,000-10,000) make up the majority of incorporated places in the United States.
3. Many of the smallest cities serve as county seats or regional service centers for surrounding rural communities.

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