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Japan Prefecture Sweet Potato Production Ranking

Sweet Potato Harvest by Prefecture (t) 2018 - 2023

Summary

In 2023, Kagoshima led with 215.4K t, ahead of Ibaraki at 200.2K t.

Kagoshima alone accounted for 30.1% of the 2023 total.

Ibaraki grew the fastest since 2018, up 15.3%.

Full Rankings

Complete dataset - 2023

RankPrefectureValueYoYShare %Δ Rank
1KagoshimaKGS215.4K+2.6%30.1%—
2IbarakiIBR200.2K+3.0%28.0%—
3ChibaCHB91.3K+2.8%12.8%—
4MiyazakiMYZ68.9K-11.6%9.6%—
5TokushimaTKS27.1K+0.4%3.8%—
6KumamotoKMM18.4K-3.2%2.6%—
7OitaOIT9.7K—1.4%—
8ShizuokaSZO8.2K—1.1%-1
9SaitamaSTM5.8K—0.8%—
10KanagawaKNG4.8K—0.7%—
11KochiKCH4.5K—0.6%—
12IshikawaISK3.8K—0.5%—
13NagasakiNGS3.8K—0.5%—
14AichiAIC3.7K—0.5%—
15NiigataNGT3.3K—0.5%—
16TochigiTCG3.2K—0.4%—
17KagawaKGW3K—0.4%—
18GunmaGNM2.8K—0.4%—
19MieMIE2.6K—0.4%—
20OkinawaOKN2.4K—0.3%—
21HyogoHYG2.3K—0.3%—
22EhimeEHM2.2K—0.3%—
23FukushimaFKS2K—0.3%—
24HiroshimaHRS1.9K—0.3%—
25HokkaidoHKD1.9K—0.3%—
26ShimaneSMN1.8K—0.2%—
27FukuokaFKO1.7K—0.2%—
28OkayamaOKY1.7K—0.2%—
29YamaguchiYGC1.6K—0.2%—
30FukuiFKI1.5K—0.2%—
31SagaSAG1.4K—0.2%—
31ToyamaTYM1.4K—0.2%—
33OsakaOSK1.3K—0.2%—
34TottoriTTR1.2K—0.2%—
35GifuGIF1.2K—0.2%—
36TokyoTKY1K—0.1%—
37NaraNAR1K—0.1%—
38NaganoNGN872—0.1%—
39ShigaSGA827—0.1%—
40WakayamaWKY725—0.1%—
41MiyagiMYG694—0.1%—
42YamagataYGT615—0.1%—
43IwateIWT518—0.1%—
44YamanashiYNS461—0.1%—
45AkitaAKT418—0.1%—
46AomoriAOM81—0.0%—

Data Source & License

Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Japan)

Licensed under e-Stat Terms of Use (Government of Japan).

Data is retrieved from the original source and formatted by Data Race.

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