Chikuma
Chikuma is the name
- of the Chikumagawa , the longest river (-gawa) in Japan on its upper reaches, see Shinano (river)
- of the Chikuma-gun , a district (-gun) of the Japanese province of Shinano from ancient times to 1879
- of Higashichikuma-gun (Nagano) (East Chikuma County), a county of Nagano Prefecture since 1879
- of Nishichikuma-gun (West Chikuma County), a district of Nagano Prefecture 1879 to 1968, see Kiso-gun (Nagano)
- from Chikuma-ken , a prefecture (-ken) in the Japanese provinces of Shinano and Hida 1871 to 1876, see Chikuma Prefecture
- of Chikuma-shi , an independent city (-shi) in the Japanese prefecture of Nagano since 2003, see Chikuma (Nagano)
- an express train of the Japanese State Railways and the successor company JR Tōkai 1959-2005, see Chikuma (train)
- a class of cruisers of the Japanese Imperial Navy that was launched in 1911 with its three units, see Chikuma class .
- a village in Angola, s. Chikuma (Angola)
- an Abukuma class anti-submarine frigate of the Japanese Sea Self- Defense Forces, see Chikuma (DE 233)
- of a heavy cruiser of the Japanese Imperial Navy in World War II, see Chikuma (ship, 1939) .