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The areas called Sawara in Japan are as follows. - Sawara-ku, Fukuoka, (早良区), one of the seven wards of Fukuoka-shi (福岡市), Fukuoka-ken (福岡県), Kyūshū
- Sawara, Fukuoka, former Sawara-machi (旧早良町), one of the towns of Fukuoka-ken (福岡県), Kyūshū and is part of Sawara-ku (早良区), one of the seven wards of Fukuoka-shi (福岡市), Fukuoka-ken (福岡県), Kyūshū
- Sawara, Chiba, former Sawara-shi (旧佐原市), one of the cities of Chiba-ken (千葉県), Kantō and is part of Katori-shi (香取市), Chiba-ken, Kantō
- Sawara-gun (ja:早良郡) — an ancient administrative region belonging to Chikuzen Province.
There is also a tree: - Sawara Cypress is a species of coniferous tree.
People: - Sawara clan (ja:佐原氏) — one of the Japanese influential families.
- Megumi Sawara (ja:早良めぐみ) — a Japanese actress and a fashion model.
- Morizumi Sawara (ja:佐原盛純) — a Japanese sinologist,
- Prince Sawara — a Japanese prince, he was the son of Emperor Kōnin.
- Sawara no Kinsaburō (ja:佐原喜三郎) — a knight-errant from Edo period.
- Tokusuke Sawara (ja:佐原篤介) — a journalist from Meiji period.
Fish: - Japanese Spanish mackerel is called "sawara" on sushi menus.
- Atlantic Spanish mackerel is called "sawara" on sushi menus.
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