Akita (city), Japan
Japan
Akita (city), Japan connects to 5860 places across 10 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, led by Edo period history. Its closest overlaps are Tagajō and Japan, followed by Kamaishi and Hirosaki, with climate and the Diet of Japan also in the mix. The Taishō period brought the Kurokawa Oil Fields in 1914 and a Bank of Japan branch in 1917. Earlier, the imperial court founded Akita Castle in 733 AD, and B-29 bombers hit the city in the Tsuchizaki air raid.
Omono River
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Yuzawa, Japan | Daisen, Japan | Tsuchizaki Minato, Japan
National Sports Festival of Japan
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Aomori Prefecture | Fukushima (city), Japan | Misawa, Japan
Akita Castle
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Akita Prefecture | Kaneyama, Japan | Funagata, Japan | Tozawa, Japan
Deliberative assembly
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Novi Sad, Serbia | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo | Monmouthshire | Saint Peter, Barbados | Daisen, Japan
B-29 Superfortress
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Yokohama, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Takamatsu, Japan | Kirtland Air Force Base | Himeji, Japan
Taishō period
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Yamaguchi Prefecture | Toshima | Toyota, Japan | Isesaki, Japan | Inuyama, Japan
castle town
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Sendai, Japan | Kanazawa, Japan | Toyohashi, Japan | Kōfu, Japan | Hachinohe, Japan
Bank of Japan
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Germany | Japan | Oxford, England | Massachusetts | Tokyo, Japan
World Games
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: United States | California | Germany | Japan | Poland
Imperial House of Japan
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan
Kubota Domain
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Japan | Edo, Musashi | Sendai, Japan | Morioka, Japan | Hirosaki, Japan
Satake clan
Connects Akita (city), Japan to: Japan | Korea | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan | Sendai, Japan