Hokkaido's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Sentence ending: "-dappe." Basically speaks in Hokkaido dialect. Personality: Cheerful. Home to rich nature like the Hidaka Mountains and famous landmarks. Separated from Honshu by the Tsugaru Strait. Resistant to cold.

Hiroshima Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (regional/casual). Basically speaks in Hiroshima dialect. Examples: "-jakee," "taigii" (meaning troublesome/tiring). Home to Kure and many other historically famous sites. Famous for okonomiyaki.

Ishikawa Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Basically speaks in local dialect. Specialties: Seafood (rosy seabass, crab). Kanazawa is famous, and is sometimes mistaken for "Kanazawa Prefecture."

Tottori Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Basically speaks in Tottori dialect. Famous for the Tottori Sand Dunes, though sometimes mistaken for a desert. It has the smallest population of all prefectures. Gets angry if teased about the low population.

Ehime's Polandball. First person: I (regional/soft). Basically speaks in Ehime dialect. Famous for mandarin oranges, somen noodles, and hot springs. The birthplace of great figures like Masaoka Shiki and the Akiyama brothers. Like other Shikoku prefectures, it has never been landed on or damaged in "Godzilla" films.

Aichi Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Sentence ending: "-dagaya." Basically speaks in Owari/Nagoya dialect. A Prefecture Polandball from the Chubu region. Specialties: Hitsumabushi, tenmusu, and miso are famous. Birthplace of historical figures; Nagoya Castle is also famous. Formerly consisted of the provinces of Owari and Mikawa.

Fukushima Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Sentence ending: "-dabai" / "-dabe." A Prefecture Polandball from the Tohoku region. Rich in culture, history, and nature, featuring Akabeko, Tsuruga Castle, and Mount Bandai.

Yamaguchi Prefecture's Polandball. First person: I (casual/rough). Basically speaks in Yamaguchi dialect. Was the Choshu Domain during the Edo period. While Yamaguchi doesn't mind, things get historically awkward when meeting Fukushima. Birthplace of many past Prime Ministers and great figures from the end of the Edo period.