The number of population of Hirakata city in Japan is ...
The number of 1 population of Hirakata city in Japan is 404,152 peoples. That is ...
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almost the same as population of Ichinomiya city in Japan (1.06 to be exact).
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2 times bigger than population of Kumagaya city in Japan (2.03 to be exact).
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3 times bigger than population of Iwakuni city in Japan (2.96 to be exact).
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4 times bigger than population of Tonga (4.02 to be exact).
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8 times bigger than population of Okaya city in Japan (8.06 to be exact).
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46 times bigger than population of Yubari city in Japan .
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62 times bigger than languages in the world .
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135 times bigger than kang in the Japan kanji aptitude test grade semi-1 .
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929 times bigger than members of US house of representatives .
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15,544 times bigger than alphabet .
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2 times smaller than population of Sakai city in Japan (2.08 to be exact).
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3 times smaller than population of Hiroshima city in Japan (2.95 to be exact).
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4 times smaller than population of Guinea Bissau (3.97 to be exact).
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5 times smaller than population of Nagano in Japan (5.06 to be exact).
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6 times smaller than population of Namibia (6.08 to be exact).
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7 times smaller than population of Hiroshima in Japan (6.94 to be exact).
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8 times smaller than population of Puerto rico (7.9 to be exact).
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9 times smaller than population of Shizuoka in Japan (8.99 to be exact).
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46 times smaller than total circulation of Rave Master .
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54 times smaller than population of Sri Lanka .
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68 times smaller than population of Cameroon .
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77 times smaller than total circulation of Kuroko's Basketball .
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83 times smaller than total circulation of 3×3 Eyes .
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847 times smaller than population of America .
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9,729 times smaller than paper-money issued per year in Japan .
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78,957 times smaller than web pages on google.com .
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535,227 times smaller than brain neurons .
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4,753,707 times smaller than galactic stars .
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954,448,592 times smaller than human cells .
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3,254,528,005 times smaller than microorganisms in a human body .
