Prayer Times in Japan
06
N:35.516666, E:135.63333
36
N:36.316666, E:133.3
40
N:25.45, E:141.28334
47
N:26.583334, E:127.23333
Fukuoka
N:33.21, E:130.4935
37
N:34.766666, E:138.76666
Toyama
N:36.6981, E:137.2306
Miyagi
N:38.1892, E:140.9163
Ōsaka
N:34.7227, E:135.5002
Tokyo
N:35.6144, E:139.7127
31
N:34.666668, E:133.93333
N:35.3, E:135.16667
N:35.3, E:135.16667
Hyōgo
N:34.7369, E:135.4157
Chiba
N:35.7188, E:140.0361
N:34.633335, E:135.5
Ōsaka
N:34.635, E:135.4946
N:34.633335, E:135.5
12
N:45.2, E:141.31667
N:38.383335, E:140.28334
N:38.383335, E:140.28334
Tokyo
N:35.7333, E:139.7667
Hyōgo
N:34.7777, E:135.4283
N:30.366667, E:130.88333
24
N:38.633335, E:141.2
N:34.433334, E:133.78334
N:36.083332, E:133.0
N:38.85, E:141.61667
N:35.166668, E:139.61667
N:33.316666, E:134.11667
N:26.374722, E:127.92778
N:33.333332, E:134.1
N:34.5, E:133.41667
N:26.544445, E:142.19722
04
N:35.100555, E:139.82834
N:44.433334, E:141.35
Tokyo
N:35.6499, E:139.5721
33
N:33.25, E:130.08333
33
N:33.25, E:130.08333
N:34.366665, E:132.51666
N:34.216667, E:132.41667
Hyōgo
N:34.7167, E:135.3333
N:34.733334, E:135.33333
42
N:36.75, E:137.23334
Hyōgo
N:34.7809, E:135.3151
N:34.716667, E:135.33333
N:34.733334, E:135.33333
N:34.733334, E:135.33333
Ōsaka
N:34.5905, E:135.5847
19
N:35.555557, E:139.17555
Kagoshima
N:30.7318, E:131.021
N:30.666666, E:130.96666
18
N:30.733334, E:131.0
N:30.666666, E:130.96666
N:30.666666, E:130.96666
N:30.733334, E:131.0
12
N:44.066666, E:143.61667
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