Japanese Wikipedia

The Japanese Wikipedia (Japanese: ウィキペディア日本語版') is the Japanese-language edition of Wikipedia. This edition was started in September 2002.

**Japanese Wikipedia**
*ウィキペディア日本語版*

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Type of site	Internet encyclopedia project
Owner	Wikimedia Foundation
Created by	Japanese wiki community
URL	ja.wikipedia.org

It is the 13th largest edition by article count.[1]

As of November 5, 2016, it has over 1,036,000 articles.[2]

References

"List of Wikipedias". Meta-Wiki. Wikimedia Foundation. Retrieved October 23, 2015.
Special:Statistics (from the Japanese Wikipedia), retrieved on January 19, 2012.

Other websites

Japanese Wikipedia main page

List of Wikipedias by article count
5,000,000+	English Cebuano
2,000,000+	Swedish German French Dutch
1,000,000+	Russian Spanish Italian Egyptian Arabic Polish Japanese Vietnamese Waray Chinese Arabic Ukrainian Portuguese
500,000+	Persian Catalan Serbian Indonesian Norwegian (bokmål/riksmål) Korean Finnish Turkish Hungarian Czech
200,000+	Chechen Serbo-Croatian Southern Min Romanian Tatar Basque Malay Esperanto Hebrew Armenian Bulgarian Danish Southern Azerbaijani Slovak Kazakh Estonian Minangkabau Belarusian Croatian Greek Simple English Lithuanian
100,000+	Azerbaijani Galician Slovene Urdu Norwegian (nynorsk) Georgian Hindi Thai Tamil Uzbek Latin Welsh Asturian Volapük Macedonian Cantonese Bengali Latvian Tajik Burmese Afrikaans
50,000+	Malagasy Bosnian Occitan Albanian Low Saxon Marathi Kyrgyz Malayalam Belarusian (Taraškievica) Telugu Newar Breton Swahili Venetian Piedmontese Javanese Western Punjabi Haitian Sundanese Luxembourgish Bashkir Irish Silesian Icelandic Kurdish Lombard Chuvash West Frisian
20,000+	Tagalog Wu Aragonese Scots Zazaki Sorani Punjabi Yoruba Nepali Bavarian Ido Gujarati Alemannic Kannada Sicilian Bishnupriya Manipuri Interlingua Quechua Mongolian
10,000+	Kotava Navajo Mingrelian Sinhalese Samogitian Crimean Tatar Odia Scottish Gaelic Eastern Min Ilokano Yiddish Ossetian North Frisian Amharic Sindhi Buginese Neapolitan Hausa Sakha Upper Sorbian Banyumasan Maithili Faroese Limburgish Mazandarani Pashto Emilian-Romagnol Gorontalo Acehnese Ladin Central Bicolano Balinese Sanskrit Walloon Classical Chinese Ligurian Zulu Shan Meadow Mari Hill Mari Fiji Hindi Meitei
5,000+	Assamese Hakka Tarantino Western Armenian Kapampangan Khmer Interlingue Northern Sotho Rusyn Northern Sami Bihari Somali Dutch Low Saxon West Flemish Shona Erzya Nahuatl Maori Santali Sardinian Vepsian Gan Gilaki Kabyle Turkmen Võro Corsican Tibetan Abkhazian Komi Kashubian Franco-Provençal Picard Cornish Uyghur Udmurt Manx Aymara
2,000+	Moroccan Arabic Zeelandic Norman Guarani Banjar Maltese Lezgian Lingua Franca Nova Saterland Frisian Inari Sami Saraiki Lao Mirandese Livvi-Karelian Friulian Romansh Ladino Goan Konkani Anglo-Saxon Komi-Permyak Extremaduran Tuvan Lower Sorbian Doteli Lingala Zamboga Chavacano Divehi Kinyarwanda Ripuarian Gagauz Buryat Igbo Palatinate German Avar Pali Pangasinan Hawaiian Tayal Awadhi Papiamentu Karachay-Balkar Kalmyk Sakizaya Zhuang
1,000+	Ingush Pennsylvania German Karakalpak Atikamekw Tongan Aramaic Kabiye Tok Pisin Jamaican Nauruan Wolof Twi Kabardian Tulu Moksha Novial Kikuyu Tetum Dagbani Nias Luganda Bislama Lojban Aromanian Fijian Kongo Xhosa Lak Tahitian Mon N'Ko Tachelit Seediq Sranan Oromo Old Church Slavonic Guianan Creole Samoan Kashmiri Southern Altai Latgalian Cherokee
500+	Norfolk Tumbuka Chichewa Gothic Madurese Sesotho Amis Greenlandic Romani Tswana Bambara Tsonga Cheyenne Venda Kirundi Inuktitut Akan Swati Chamorro
200+	Pontic Adyghe Inupiak Ewe Fula Dinka Sango Dzongkha Tigrinya
100+	Paiwan Cree
0+	Ndonga Choctaw Kuanyama Marshallese Hiri Motu Sichuan Yi Afar Northern Luri Muscogee Herero Kanuri

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