The area of Okinawa Island of Japan is ...
The area of 1 Okinawa Island of Japan is 1,206.98 square kilometers. That is ...
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almost the same as Iwaki city in Japan (0.98 to be exact).
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2 times bigger than Tokyo wards area (1.93 to be exact).
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3 times bigger than Nagasaki city in Japan (2.97 to be exact).
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4 times bigger than Hachinohe city in Japan (3.95 to be exact).
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5 times bigger than Otaru city in Japan (4.95 to be exact).
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6 times bigger than Gifu city in Japan (5.93 to be exact).
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8 times bigger than lake Saroma in Japan (7.96 to be exact).
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13 times bigger than Kasugai city in Japan .
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21 times bigger than Ichigawa city in Japan .
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40 times bigger than Macau .
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41 times bigger than Fuchu city in Japan .
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74 times bigger than Mitaka city in Japan .
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794 times bigger than Huis Ten Bosch (Theme Park) in Japan .
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11,550 times bigger than Shinjuku underground city, Tokyo .
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14,352 times bigger than Sakae underground city, Japan .
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965,584 times bigger than competition pool .
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2,873,762 times bigger than basketball court .
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67,054,444 times bigger than studio apartment .
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402,326,667 times bigger than office desk .
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19,342,628,205 times bigger than A4 paper .
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98,932,786,885 times bigger than 10,000 yen bill .
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2,194,509,090,909 times bigger than 500 yen coin .
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2 times smaller than Saga in Japan (2.02 to be exact).
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3 times smaller than Tottori in Japan (2.91 to be exact).
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4 times smaller than Wakayama in Japan (3.91 to be exact).
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5 times smaller than Yamaguchi in Japan (5.06 to be exact).
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6 times smaller than Miyagi in Japan (6.03 to be exact).
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7 times smaller than Hyogo in Japan (6.96 to be exact).
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8 times smaller than Aomori in Japan (7.99 to be exact).
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9 times smaller than Kosovo (9.02 to be exact).
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42 times smaller than Slovakia .
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47 times smaller than Croatia .
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53 times smaller than Svalbard .
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78 times smaller than Hungary .
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98 times smaller than Eritrea .
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775 times smaller than Nigeria .
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6,286 times smaller than India .
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77,669 times smaller than Russia .
