Tsu-sṳ

Tsu-sṳ (Ngit-pún-ngî: 津市／つし^{Tsu shi */?}) he Ngi̍t-pún Mie-yen ke yen-thâng só-chhai-thi.

Li̍t-sṳ́

H L P Ngi̍t-pún ke tû-tho-fú-yen-thâng só-chhai-thi
Pet-hói-tho Thi-fông	Sapporo (Pet-hói-tho)
Tōhoku Thi-fông	Aomori (Aomori) Morioka (Iwate) Sendai (Miyagi) Akita (Akita) Yamagata (Yamagata) Fukushima (Fukushima)
Kantō Thi-fông	Mito (Ibaraki) Utsunomiya (Tochigi) Maebashi (Gunma) Saitama (Saitama) Chiba (Chiba) Tûng-kîn, Shinjuku (Tûng-kîn-tû) Yokohama (Kanagawa)
Chūbu Thi-fông	Niigata (Niigata) Toyama (Toyama) Kanazawa (Ishikawa) Fukui (Fukui) Kōhu (Yamanashi) Nagano (Nagano) Gifu (Gifu) Shizuoka (Shizuoka) Nagoya (Aichi)
Kinki Thi-fông	Tsu (Mie) Ōtsu (Shiga) Kîn-tû-sṳ (Kîn-tû-fú) Thai-fán-sṳ (Thai-fán-fú) Kōbe (Hyōgo) Nara (Nara) Wakayama (Wakayama)
Chūgoku Thi-fông	Tottori (Tottori) Matsue (Shimane) Okayama (Okayama) Hiroshima (Hiroshima) Yamaguchi (Yamaguchi)
Shikoku Thi-fông	Tokushima (Tokushima) Takamatsu (Kagawa) Matsuyama (Ehime) Kōchi (Kôchi)
Kyushu Thi-fông	Fukuoka (Fukuoka) Saga (Saga) Nagasaki (Nagasaki) Kumamoto (Kumamoto) Ōita (Ōita) Miyazaki (Miyazaki) Kagoshima (Kagoshima) Naha (Okinawa)