Table 4. Residential distribution of children with personal disaster experiences.

Prefecture		Disaster experience
Code	Name	No (n = 62 244)	Yes (n = 1003)
1	Hokkaido	1911	4
2	Aomori	1372	14
3	Iwatea	1094	96
4	Miyagia	1727	351
5	Akita	1650	8
6	Yamagata	665	31
7	Fukushimaa	1116	285
8	Ibaraki	983	78
9	Tochigi	1395	6
10	Gunma	1101	5
11	Saitama	2942	11
12	Chiba	2987	41
13	Tokyo	3825	10
14	Kanagawa	2357	4
15	Niigata	2709	12
16	Toyama	984	0
17	Ishikawa	868	1
18	Fukui	551	0
19	Yamanashi	669	2
20	Nagano	1136	4
21	Gifu	985	0
22	Shizuoka	1966	3
23	Aichi	4974	7
24	Mie	1258	1
25	Shiga	489	1
26	Kyoto	402	0
27	Osaka	2063	2
28	Hyogo	1342	2
29	Nara	489	1
30	Wakayama	198	0
31	Tottori	552	1
32	Shimane	669	0
33	Okayama	1996	3
34	Hiroshima	2627	1
35	Yamaguchi	761	0
36	Tokushima	134	1
37	Kagawa	735	0
38	Ehime	571	1
39	Kochi	680	1
40	Fukuoka	2875	9
41	Saga	360	0
42	Nagasaki	702	0
43	Kumamoto	1229	3
44	Oita	442	1
45	Miyazaki	841	1
46	Kagoshima	729	1
47	Okinawa	133	0
	Three most affected prefecturesa	3937	732
	Others	58 287	271

^aThe three prefectures that were most severely affected by the earthquake include Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima Prefectures.