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La regió de Kinki (近[kin]畿[ki]地[chi]方[hō]) o Kansai (関[kan]西[sai]), es troba al mig de l'illa principal del Japó, Honshu. El Ki (畿) del terme Kinki en japonès, miyako, vol dir ciutat o metròpoli. Es remunta al període Edo en el qual la capital del Japó estava localitzada en aquesta regió.S'hi parla el dialecte kansai del japonès. (ca) Kansai (japonsky: 関西地方; Kansai-čihó) je japonský region, také známý jako region Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-čihó), který se rozkládá na jihu centrální části ostrova Honšú. (cs) منطقة كانساي (باليابانية: 関西地方) أو منطقة كينكي (باليابانية: 近畿地方) هي منطقة تقع في جنوب وسط جزيرة هونشو أكبر جزيرة في أرخبيل اليابان. تضم المنطقة ست محافظات هي: * محافظة نارا * محافظة واكاياما * محافظة كيوتو * محافظة أوساكا * محافظة هيوغو * محافظة شيغا * محافظة ميه كما تعد مدن أوساكا، كوبه وكيوتو التي تشكل منطقة كيهانشين من أكبر التجمعات السكنية في منطقة كانساي. (ar) Kinki (jap. 近畿, etwa „nahe der Hauptstadt“) ist eine Region in Japan. Eine andere, heute oft austauschbare Bezeichnung ist Kansai (関西, etwa „westlich der Grenze“). Sie liegt im Westteil Honshūs, der Hauptinsel Japans, und bildet das kulturelle, demographische, wirtschaftliche und politische Zentrum Westjapans, in früheren Epochen zeitweise auch ganz Japans. Der Name Kinki rührt daher, dass bis zur Meiji-Restauration die meisten japanischen Kaiserstädte, zuletzt Kyōto, in dieser Region lagen. Der Name Kansai bezog sich ursprünglich auf die Region westlich einer bestimmten Grenzlinie, die sich über die Zeitalter aber mehrfach verschob, ähnlich wie bei Kantō („östlich der Grenze“). (de) Kansajo, Regiono Kinki (japane 近畿地方 (きんきちほう) [Kinki-ĉihō]) aŭ Regiono Kansajo (japane 関西地方 (かんさいちほう) [Kansai-ĉihō]) estas regiono de Japanio, situanta en la centro de la insulo Honŝuo. La regiono havas 7 guberniojn (gubernio Hjogo, gubernio Kioto, gubernio Mie, gubernio Nara, gubernio Osaka, gubernio Ŝiga kaj gubernio Ŭakajama). "Kin" (japane 近 (きん)) en Kinki signifas la vorton "proksima", kaj "Ki" (japane 畿 (き)) signifas "metropolon" en japana lingvo, t.e. Kinki estas "La loko, kiu estas proksima al metropolo". Kaj oni nomis "Kinki" la regionon, kiu ĉirkaŭas tiama ĉefurbo Kioto (Tokio iĝis ĉefurbo nur dum Epoko Meiĵi). * * Kansaja internacia flughaveno (eo) Kansai eskualdea (japonieraz: 関西地方 Kansai-chihō) edo Kinki eskualdea (japonieraz: 近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) Japoniako Honshu uharteko erdi-hegoaldeko eskualdea. "Kansai" eta "Kinki" izenak, historikoki esanahi desberdina izan badute ere, gaur egun sinonimotzat har daitezke. Osaka, Kobe eta Kyotok osatzen duten Keihanshingo metropoli eremua Japoniako bigarren populatuena da Tokioko inguruaren ondoren. 2010ean, Japoniako Estatistika Bulegoaren arabera, 22.757.897 pertsona bizi ziren eskualdean. (eu) The Kansai region (関西地方, Kansai-chihō, pronounced [kã̠ɰ̃sa̠i t͡ɕi̥ꜜho̞ː]) or the Kinki region (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō, [kʲĩŋʲkʲi̥ t͡ɕiꜜho̞ː]), lies in the southern-central region of Japan's main island Honshū. The region includes the prefectures of Nara, Wakayama, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyōgo and Shiga, often also Mie, sometimes Fukui, Tokushima and Tottori. The metropolitan region of Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto (Keihanshin region) is the second-most populated in Japan after the Greater Tokyo Area. (en) La región de Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō?) o región de Kinki (近畿地方 Kinki-chihō?) se encuentra en el medio de la isla principal de Japón, Honshu. El Ki (畿) del término Kinki en japonés, miyako, significa ciudad o metrópolis. Se remonta al período Edo en el que la capital de Japón estaba localizada en esta región. Población: 22.757.897 habitantes. (es) La région du Kansai ou Kansai (関西地方, Kansai-chihō), appelée région de Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) officiellement, est une aire géographique située sur l'île de Honshū, l'île principale du Japon. (fr) Réigiún de chuid na Seapáine is ea Kansai (関西地方). Tá sí suite i lár na tíre ar an oileán Honshu. Tá 22,757,897 duine ina gcónaí i Kansai (daonáireamh 2010). Tá seacht Maoracht san Réigiún seo, is iad: Mie, Nara, Wakayama, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyōgo, agus Shiga. (ga) Wilayah Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō) atau wilayah Kinki (近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) adalah istilah yang digunakan untuk menyebut wilayah Jepang di bagian barat Pulau Honshu yang terdiri dari 7 prefektur: Mie, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, dan Wakayama. Tergantung pada siapa yang membuat perbedaan, Fukui, Tokushima dan bahkan Tottori juga disertakan. Sedangkan penggunaan istilah "Kansai" dan "Kinki" telah berubah selama sejarah, dalam konteks yang paling modern menggunakan dua istilah dapat dipertukarkan. Wilayah perkotaan Osaka, Kobe dan Kyoto (wilayah Keihanshin) merupakan populasi terpadat kedua di Jepang setelah Tokyo Raya. (in) Il Kansai (giapp. 関西), conosciuto anche come Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) o Kinai, è una delle otto regioni del Giappone, situata nella zona meridionale dell'isola principale del Paese, Honshū. Il kanji Ki, (畿) in Kinki, può anche esser letto miyako, che significa città o capitale. Questo deriva dal fatto che nel periodo Nara e nel periodo Heian la capitale del Giappone era situata in questa regione. Il Kansai include le prefetture di Nara, Wakayama, Mie, Kyōto, Ōsaka, Hyōgo, e Shiga. La zona è servita dall'omonimo aeroporto intercontinentale. (it) 関西（かんさい）は、日本の地方を指す言葉である。関西に含まれる府県は、一般的には五畿以西の大阪府・京都府・兵庫県・奈良県・和歌山県の2府3県と滋賀県大津市の西端の一部（大津市の逢坂関以西、丹後・丹波・五畿・紀伊以西）を指す。広義では滋賀県を含めた2府4県（関ヶ原町の不破関以西または鈴鹿関以西など、両者とも史実未解）を指す場合もあるが正式な規定は無い。また江戸時代の上方を後継する明治以降の用語とされている。 さらに三重県（七道の東海道の西端）と滋賀県（七道の東山道の西端）を加えた2府5県は日本の地方区分用語の 近畿（きんき、五畿を含む府県とその近隣の県）とされる。これは国の定める行政の用語であり、全国の義務教育課程で教育指導されている。近畿地区では上記の「関西の正式な区分規定無し」について、地元ゆえに社会科などで細かな説明をする中学校や高校もある。また学会では明治維新や皇居の東京移転以降、天皇家の方角を示す「上方 」に語弊が生じた為、五畿以西の方面を意味する用語として、明治政府が積極的に普及させたとの歴史も研究発表されている。 この他にも関西◯◯局、近畿◯◯局など国や省庁が掲げる機関においては、地方区分名称とその管轄区域が必ずしも一致しない。様々な事情により多少の区域変更が見られる。 (ja) 긴키 지방(일본어: 近畿地方, 문화어: 깅끼 지방) 또는 간사이 지방(일본어: 関西地方)또는 관서 지방은 남쪽에는 기이 반도가 있고, 북쪽에는 와카사 만에 이르는, 주고쿠 지방과 주부 지방 사이에 위치한 일본의 지역을 말한다. 교토부, 오사카부의 2부와 시가현, 효고현, 나라현, 와카야마현, 미에현의 5현을 포함한다. 때때로 후쿠이현과 도쿠시마현을 포함하기도 한다. 시가 현에는 일본 최대의 호수 비와호가 있다. 인구는 2,200만 여 명으로 일본에서 도쿄도를 중심으로 한 수도권 다음으로 가장 거대한 도시권이다. 아스카(飛鳥)로부터 헤이안쿄(平安京)에 이르기까지 왕부(王府)였으며 메이지 유신의 도쿄 천도까지 명실 공히 일본의 중심이었다. 정치 · 경제의 중심이 간토 지방으로 옮겨진 현재도 서일본의 핵심 지역으로서 또 일본의 전통적인 역사 · 문화 중심지이다. 긴키지방의 중심지는 인구 약 900만 명의 오사카부로 긴키지방에 수많은 위성도시를 가진다. 오사카는 일본 제2의 도시로 서일본의 정치, 경제, 문화, 교육, 관광, 교통, 산업 등의 가장 핵심적인 역할을 담당하고 있다. 위성도시인 고베와 교토부 지역도 긴키지방에서 중요한 역할을 담당하고 있다. (ko) Kansai (Japans: 関西地方, Kansai-chihō) eveneens bekend als Kinki (Japans: 近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) is een regio (gewest) van Japan. Kansai bevindt zich in het zuidelijke deel van Japans grootste eiland, Honshu. Het woord ki (畿) in Kinki wordt in het Japans ook gelezen als miyako, wat hoofdstad is. Dit is het gevolg van het feit dat tot de Edoperiode de hoofdstad van Japan, Kioto in dit gewest lag. In Kansai liggen de volgende prefecturen: 1. * Nara 2. * Wakayama 3. * Mie 4. * Kyoto 5. * Osaka 6. * Hyogo 7. * Shiga (nl) 近畿地方（きんきちほう）は、本州中西部に位置する日本の地域である。かつて令制国における畿内とその周辺地域から構成される。難波宮、平城宮、平安宮以降東京奠都までの王城の地である。畿とは、アジア漢字文化圏において、都や天子直轄地の意を持ち、日本では五畿が一般に用いられる。 「近畿地方」の範囲について法律上の明確な定義はないが、学校教科書、および主要な百科事典では大阪府・京都府・兵庫県・奈良県・和歌山県・三重県・滋賀県 の2府5県(7府県)を指すことが多く、当項でも特記がある場合を除いてこの範囲で説明する。「近畿」は国の行政の地方区分用語であり、文部科学省によって全国の小中学校などで教育指導されている。三重県については、中部地方の太平洋側地域を指す「東海地方」にも含まれる。また、域内に近畿大都市圏を有する。 (ja) Kansai (japanska: 関西?) är en av Japans regioner. Den ligger i mitten av Japans största ö, Honshu, och innehåller bland annat tre av Japans största städer – Osaka, Kyoto och Kobe (Keihanshin). Regionen är även känd som Kinki (japanska: 近畿地方; Kinki-chihō?) och kallades förr även för Kinai. Normalt anses Kansai bestå av de sju prefekturerna Mie, Shiga, Kyōto, Ōsaka, Hyōgo, Nara och Wakayama. (sv) Region Kinki (jap. 近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) – region ekonomiczny w środkowo-zachodniej części wyspy Honsiu w Japonii, obejmujący prefektury Nara, Wakayama, Mie, Kioto, Osaka, Hyōgo i Shiga. Przejął rolę dawnego regionu Kinai, a jego nazwa oznacza w języku japońskim „stolicę i otaczające ją tereny”. Współcześnie jest często utożsamiany z kulturowym regionem Kansai, który zajmuje zbliżony obszar, jednak nie ma ściśle określonych granic. Termin Kinki jest używany w nazwach organów administracyjnych, natomiast mieszkańcy tego regionu częściej używają nazwy Kansai. (pl) Kansai (jap. 関西) – historyczno-kulturowy region w Japonii, położony w południowo-zachodniej części wyspy Honsiu, skupiony wokół miast Osaka, Kioto i Kobe. W szerszym znaczeniu obejmuje prefektury Osaka, Kioto, Nara, Hyōgo, Wakayama i Shiga, tworząc wraz z prefekturą Mie region ekonomiczny Kinki. Granice te są jednak płynne i w zależności od kontekstu mogą uwzględniać także prefektury Mie, Fukui, Tokushima i Tottori. Region Kansai uważany jest za kolebkę cywilizacji japońskiej. Od co najmniej VIII wieku znajdował się tu ośrodek władzy cesarskiej; zlokalizowane zostały tu stolice cesarskie Nara (dawniej Heijō-kyō) w 710 roku, Nagaoka-kyō w 784 roku i Kioto (dawniej Heian-kyō) w 794 roku. Region pozostawał symbolicznym centrum władzy i kulturowym sercem Japonii aż do XIX wieku. Z czasem władza dworu cesarskiego została jednak przyćmiona przez konkurujące ze sobą potęgi wojskowe, które zakładały stolice administracyjne we wschodniej Japonii, w regionie Kantō. Po odzyskaniu przez cesarza Mutsuhito pełni władzy w 1868 roku przeniósł on swój dwór do Tokio, przypieczętowując przesunięcie centrum kraju do Kantō. (pl) A Região de Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō?, também chamada Kinki ou Kinai) encontra-se no centro-sul da ilha principal do Japão, Honshū. A região inclui as prefeituras de Mie, Nara, Wakayama, Quiotto, Osaka, Hyōgo e Shiga, às vezes Fukui, Tokushima e Tottori. Embora o uso dos termos "Kansai" e "Kinki" tenha mudado ao longo da história, na maioria dos contextos modernos, o uso dos dois termos é intercambiável. Kansai significa literalmente Oeste da Barreira que em seu uso original referia-se à terra a oeste da Portão de Osaka (逢 坂 関), a fronteira entre a província de Yamashiro e a província de Ōmi (atuais prefeituras de Quioto e Shiga). A região urbana de Osaka, Kobe e Quioto (a região de Keihanshin) é a segunda mais povoada do Japão após a Grande área de Tóquio. (pt) Канса́й (яп. 関西地方 кансай тихо:, «регион на Запад от заставы») — регион западной Японии на острове Хонсю. Другое название — регион Ки́нки (яп. 近畿地方 Кинки тихо:, «пристоличный регион»). Центр региона — префектура Киото. В регионе расположено семь префектур: Вакаяма, Киото, Миэ, Нара, Осака, Сига и Хиого. (ru) 近畿地方（日语：近畿地方／きんきちほう Kinki Chihou *），又稱為關西地方（日语：関西地方／かんさいちほう Kansai Chihou *），是日本本州中西部的一個地理區域，由京都府、大阪府、滋賀縣、兵庫縣、奈良縣、和歌山縣、三重縣等二府五縣構成，有時亦會加入福井縣或德島縣。「近畿」一詞指近鄰都城的地區，即日本古代實施令制國所劃分的「畿内」區域，與「京畿」一詞相通。 在這一地區使用的日語方言是近畿方言。 (zh) Регіон Кінкі (яп. 近畿地方 кінкі тіхо, «пристоличний район») — регіон Західної Японії на острові Хонсю. Інша назва — район Кансай (яп. 関西地方 — кансай тіхо, «район [земль] на Захід від застави»). Центр регіону — префектура Кіото. (uk) |
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La regió de Kinki (近[kin]畿[ki]地[chi]方[hō]) o Kansai (関[kan]西[sai]), es troba al mig de l'illa principal del Japó, Honshu. El Ki (畿) del terme Kinki en japonès, miyako, vol dir ciutat o metròpoli. Es remunta al període Edo en el qual la capital del Japó estava localitzada en aquesta regió.S'hi parla el dialecte kansai del japonès. (ca) Kansai (japonsky: 関西地方; Kansai-čihó) je japonský region, také známý jako region Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-čihó), který se rozkládá na jihu centrální části ostrova Honšú. (cs) منطقة كانساي (باليابانية: 関西地方) أو منطقة كينكي (باليابانية: 近畿地方) هي منطقة تقع في جنوب وسط جزيرة هونشو أكبر جزيرة في أرخبيل اليابان. تضم المنطقة ست محافظات هي: * محافظة نارا * محافظة واكاياما * محافظة كيوتو * محافظة أوساكا * محافظة هيوغو * محافظة شيغا * محافظة ميه كما تعد مدن أوساكا، كوبه وكيوتو التي تشكل منطقة كيهانشين من أكبر التجمعات السكنية في منطقة كانساي. (ar) Kansai eskualdea (japonieraz: 関西地方 Kansai-chihō) edo Kinki eskualdea (japonieraz: 近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) Japoniako Honshu uharteko erdi-hegoaldeko eskualdea. "Kansai" eta "Kinki" izenak, historikoki esanahi desberdina izan badute ere, gaur egun sinonimotzat har daitezke. Osaka, Kobe eta Kyotok osatzen duten Keihanshingo metropoli eremua Japoniako bigarren populatuena da Tokioko inguruaren ondoren. 2010ean, Japoniako Estatistika Bulegoaren arabera, 22.757.897 pertsona bizi ziren eskualdean. (eu) The Kansai region (関西地方, Kansai-chihō, pronounced [kã̠ɰ̃sa̠i t͡ɕi̥ꜜho̞ː]) or the Kinki region (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō, [kʲĩŋʲkʲi̥ t͡ɕiꜜho̞ː]), lies in the southern-central region of Japan's main island Honshū. The region includes the prefectures of Nara, Wakayama, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyōgo and Shiga, often also Mie, sometimes Fukui, Tokushima and Tottori. The metropolitan region of Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto (Keihanshin region) is the second-most populated in Japan after the Greater Tokyo Area. (en) La región de Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō?) o región de Kinki (近畿地方 Kinki-chihō?) se encuentra en el medio de la isla principal de Japón, Honshu. El Ki (畿) del término Kinki en japonés, miyako, significa ciudad o metrópolis. Se remonta al período Edo en el que la capital de Japón estaba localizada en esta región. Población: 22.757.897 habitantes. (es) La région du Kansai ou Kansai (関西地方, Kansai-chihō), appelée région de Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) officiellement, est une aire géographique située sur l'île de Honshū, l'île principale du Japon. (fr) Réigiún de chuid na Seapáine is ea Kansai (関西地方). Tá sí suite i lár na tíre ar an oileán Honshu. Tá 22,757,897 duine ina gcónaí i Kansai (daonáireamh 2010). Tá seacht Maoracht san Réigiún seo, is iad: Mie, Nara, Wakayama, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyōgo, agus Shiga. (ga) Wilayah Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō) atau wilayah Kinki (近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) adalah istilah yang digunakan untuk menyebut wilayah Jepang di bagian barat Pulau Honshu yang terdiri dari 7 prefektur: Mie, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, dan Wakayama. Tergantung pada siapa yang membuat perbedaan, Fukui, Tokushima dan bahkan Tottori juga disertakan. Sedangkan penggunaan istilah "Kansai" dan "Kinki" telah berubah selama sejarah, dalam konteks yang paling modern menggunakan dua istilah dapat dipertukarkan. Wilayah perkotaan Osaka, Kobe dan Kyoto (wilayah Keihanshin) merupakan populasi terpadat kedua di Jepang setelah Tokyo Raya. (in) Il Kansai (giapp. 関西), conosciuto anche come Kinki (近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) o Kinai, è una delle otto regioni del Giappone, situata nella zona meridionale dell'isola principale del Paese, Honshū. Il kanji Ki, (畿) in Kinki, può anche esser letto miyako, che significa città o capitale. Questo deriva dal fatto che nel periodo Nara e nel periodo Heian la capitale del Giappone era situata in questa regione. Il Kansai include le prefetture di Nara, Wakayama, Mie, Kyōto, Ōsaka, Hyōgo, e Shiga. La zona è servita dall'omonimo aeroporto intercontinentale. (it) 関西（かんさい）は、日本の地方を指す言葉である。関西に含まれる府県は、一般的には五畿以西の大阪府・京都府・兵庫県・奈良県・和歌山県の2府3県と滋賀県大津市の西端の一部（大津市の逢坂関以西、丹後・丹波・五畿・紀伊以西）を指す。広義では滋賀県を含めた2府4県（関ヶ原町の不破関以西または鈴鹿関以西など、両者とも史実未解）を指す場合もあるが正式な規定は無い。また江戸時代の上方を後継する明治以降の用語とされている。 さらに三重県（七道の東海道の西端）と滋賀県（七道の東山道の西端）を加えた2府5県は日本の地方区分用語の 近畿（きんき、五畿を含む府県とその近隣の県）とされる。これは国の定める行政の用語であり、全国の義務教育課程で教育指導されている。近畿地区では上記の「関西の正式な区分規定無し」について、地元ゆえに社会科などで細かな説明をする中学校や高校もある。また学会では明治維新や皇居の東京移転以降、天皇家の方角を示す「上方 」に語弊が生じた為、五畿以西の方面を意味する用語として、明治政府が積極的に普及させたとの歴史も研究発表されている。 この他にも関西◯◯局、近畿◯◯局など国や省庁が掲げる機関においては、地方区分名称とその管轄区域が必ずしも一致しない。様々な事情により多少の区域変更が見られる。 (ja) 긴키 지방(일본어: 近畿地方, 문화어: 깅끼 지방) 또는 간사이 지방(일본어: 関西地方)또는 관서 지방은 남쪽에는 기이 반도가 있고, 북쪽에는 와카사 만에 이르는, 주고쿠 지방과 주부 지방 사이에 위치한 일본의 지역을 말한다. 교토부, 오사카부의 2부와 시가현, 효고현, 나라현, 와카야마현, 미에현의 5현을 포함한다. 때때로 후쿠이현과 도쿠시마현을 포함하기도 한다. 시가 현에는 일본 최대의 호수 비와호가 있다. 인구는 2,200만 여 명으로 일본에서 도쿄도를 중심으로 한 수도권 다음으로 가장 거대한 도시권이다. 아스카(飛鳥)로부터 헤이안쿄(平安京)에 이르기까지 왕부(王府)였으며 메이지 유신의 도쿄 천도까지 명실 공히 일본의 중심이었다. 정치 · 경제의 중심이 간토 지방으로 옮겨진 현재도 서일본의 핵심 지역으로서 또 일본의 전통적인 역사 · 문화 중심지이다. 긴키지방의 중심지는 인구 약 900만 명의 오사카부로 긴키지방에 수많은 위성도시를 가진다. 오사카는 일본 제2의 도시로 서일본의 정치, 경제, 문화, 교육, 관광, 교통, 산업 등의 가장 핵심적인 역할을 담당하고 있다. 위성도시인 고베와 교토부 지역도 긴키지방에서 중요한 역할을 담당하고 있다. (ko) Kansai (Japans: 関西地方, Kansai-chihō) eveneens bekend als Kinki (Japans: 近畿地方, Kinki-chihō) is een regio (gewest) van Japan. Kansai bevindt zich in het zuidelijke deel van Japans grootste eiland, Honshu. Het woord ki (畿) in Kinki wordt in het Japans ook gelezen als miyako, wat hoofdstad is. Dit is het gevolg van het feit dat tot de Edoperiode de hoofdstad van Japan, Kioto in dit gewest lag. In Kansai liggen de volgende prefecturen: 1. * Nara 2. * Wakayama 3. * Mie 4. * Kyoto 5. * Osaka 6. * Hyogo 7. * Shiga (nl) 近畿地方（きんきちほう）は、本州中西部に位置する日本の地域である。かつて令制国における畿内とその周辺地域から構成される。難波宮、平城宮、平安宮以降東京奠都までの王城の地である。畿とは、アジア漢字文化圏において、都や天子直轄地の意を持ち、日本では五畿が一般に用いられる。 「近畿地方」の範囲について法律上の明確な定義はないが、学校教科書、および主要な百科事典では大阪府・京都府・兵庫県・奈良県・和歌山県・三重県・滋賀県 の2府5県(7府県)を指すことが多く、当項でも特記がある場合を除いてこの範囲で説明する。「近畿」は国の行政の地方区分用語であり、文部科学省によって全国の小中学校などで教育指導されている。三重県については、中部地方の太平洋側地域を指す「東海地方」にも含まれる。また、域内に近畿大都市圏を有する。 (ja) Kansai (japanska: 関西?) är en av Japans regioner. Den ligger i mitten av Japans största ö, Honshu, och innehåller bland annat tre av Japans största städer – Osaka, Kyoto och Kobe (Keihanshin). Regionen är även känd som Kinki (japanska: 近畿地方; Kinki-chihō?) och kallades förr även för Kinai. Normalt anses Kansai bestå av de sju prefekturerna Mie, Shiga, Kyōto, Ōsaka, Hyōgo, Nara och Wakayama. (sv) Region Kinki (jap. 近畿地方 Kinki-chihō) – region ekonomiczny w środkowo-zachodniej części wyspy Honsiu w Japonii, obejmujący prefektury Nara, Wakayama, Mie, Kioto, Osaka, Hyōgo i Shiga. Przejął rolę dawnego regionu Kinai, a jego nazwa oznacza w języku japońskim „stolicę i otaczające ją tereny”. Współcześnie jest często utożsamiany z kulturowym regionem Kansai, który zajmuje zbliżony obszar, jednak nie ma ściśle określonych granic. Termin Kinki jest używany w nazwach organów administracyjnych, natomiast mieszkańcy tego regionu częściej używają nazwy Kansai. (pl) A Região de Kansai (関西地方 Kansai-chihō?, também chamada Kinki ou Kinai) encontra-se no centro-sul da ilha principal do Japão, Honshū. A região inclui as prefeituras de Mie, Nara, Wakayama, Quiotto, Osaka, Hyōgo e Shiga, às vezes Fukui, Tokushima e Tottori. Embora o uso dos termos "Kansai" e "Kinki" tenha mudado ao longo da história, na maioria dos contextos modernos, o uso dos dois termos é intercambiável. Kansai significa literalmente Oeste da Barreira que em seu uso original referia-se à terra a oeste da Portão de Osaka (逢 坂 関), a fronteira entre a província de Yamashiro e a província de Ōmi (atuais prefeituras de Quioto e Shiga). A região urbana de Osaka, Kobe e Quioto (a região de Keihanshin) é a segunda mais povoada do Japão após a Grande área de Tóquio. (pt) Канса́й (яп. 関西地方 кансай тихо:, «регион на Запад от заставы») — регион западной Японии на острове Хонсю. Другое название — регион Ки́нки (яп. 近畿地方 Кинки тихо:, «пристоличный регион»). Центр региона — префектура Киото. В регионе расположено семь префектур: Вакаяма, Киото, Миэ, Нара, Осака, Сига и Хиого. (ru) 近畿地方（日语：近畿地方／きんきちほう Kinki Chihou *），又稱為關西地方（日语：関西地方／かんさいちほう Kansai Chihou *），是日本本州中西部的一個地理區域，由京都府、大阪府、滋賀縣、兵庫縣、奈良縣、和歌山縣、三重縣等二府五縣構成，有時亦會加入福井縣或德島縣。「近畿」一詞指近鄰都城的地區，即日本古代實施令制國所劃分的「畿内」區域，與「京畿」一詞相通。 在這一地區使用的日語方言是近畿方言。 (zh) Регіон Кінкі (яп. 近畿地方 кінкі тіхо, «пристоличний район») — регіон Західної Японії на острові Хонсю. Інша назва — район Кансай (яп. 関西地方 — кансай тіхо, «район [земль] на Захід від застави»). Центр регіону — префектура Кіото. (uk) Kansajo, Regiono Kinki (japane 近畿地方 (きんきちほう) [Kinki-ĉihō]) aŭ Regiono Kansajo (japane 関西地方 (かんさいちほう) [Kansai-ĉihō]) estas regiono de Japanio, situanta en la centro de la insulo Honŝuo. La regiono havas 7 guberniojn (gubernio Hjogo, gubernio Kioto, gubernio Mie, gubernio Nara, gubernio Osaka, gubernio Ŝiga kaj gubernio Ŭakajama). * * Kansaja internacia flughaveno (eo) Kinki (jap. 近畿, etwa „nahe der Hauptstadt“) ist eine Region in Japan. Eine andere, heute oft austauschbare Bezeichnung ist Kansai (関西, etwa „westlich der Grenze“). Sie liegt im Westteil Honshūs, der Hauptinsel Japans, und bildet das kulturelle, demographische, wirtschaftliche und politische Zentrum Westjapans, in früheren Epochen zeitweise auch ganz Japans. (de) Kansai (jap. 関西) – historyczno-kulturowy region w Japonii, położony w południowo-zachodniej części wyspy Honsiu, skupiony wokół miast Osaka, Kioto i Kobe. W szerszym znaczeniu obejmuje prefektury Osaka, Kioto, Nara, Hyōgo, Wakayama i Shiga, tworząc wraz z prefekturą Mie region ekonomiczny Kinki. Granice te są jednak płynne i w zależności od kontekstu mogą uwzględniać także prefektury Mie, Fukui, Tokushima i Tottori. (pl) |
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