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This is list of extinct native Japanese horse breeds.
| English name | Japanese name | Possible years of existence | Other info | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ushi | ウシウマ, Ushiuma | Until 1950 | Existed in Tanegashima, Kagoshima.[1] | [2] |
| Kandachime | 寒立馬, Kandachime | Until 1960(As purebred) | Shimokita Peninsula. [note 1] Horses living in the area today days aren't purebred. | [3][4] |
| Nanbu | 南部馬, Nanbu uma | Until 1940 | Was bred with Kandachime. Early form of Dosanko. | [5][6] |
| Miharu | 三春駒
Miharukoma |
At least 1930 | Existed in Fukushima Prefecture[note 2] and population was already in "decline" in 1915 and article from 1927 mentions that foreign breeds that have been imported to country for improve local stock and as racehorses. | [7][8][9] |
| Noto | 能登馬, Notouma | At least 1920 | Existed in Ishikawa Prefecture.[note 3] | [10][11] |
| Tosa | 土佐馬,
Tosauma |
At least 1920 | Existed in Tosa Province. | [12] |
| Hinata | 日向馬,
Hinatauma |
Unknown | Mentioned only by name.[note 4] | [13] |
| Satsuma | 薩摩馬,
Satsumauma |
Unknown | Mentioned only by name. | [14] |
| Kai | 甲斐駒,
Kaikoma |
Unknown | Mentioned only by name. | [14] |
| Onikobe | 鬼首馬,
Onikobeuma |
Unknown | Existed in Miyagi Prefecture. Mentioned only by name. | [14] |
| Shimabara | 島原馬,
Shimabarauma |
At least 1920 | Existed in Nagasaki Prefecture. Article from 1919 mentions its potential usage as war horse. | [15] |
| Pasture horse | 馬の牧,
Uma no maki |
Unknown | Described in Taihō Code. | [14] |
| Awaji | 淡路馬,
Awajiuma |
At least 1930. | Existed in Awaji Island.[16] | |
| Aso | 阿蘇馬,
Asouma |
Unknown | Existed in Kumamoto Prefecture. Mentioned only by name.[14] | |
| Oki | 隱岐馬, Okiuma | Until 1940 | Existed in Oki, Shimane.[2][1] | [17] |
