Amagasaki, Japan
Japan
Amagasaki, Japan connects to 8784 places across 18 topics through 53 Bunkabop connections, with history as its strongest thread. During the Edo period it served as a castle town, and it suffered heavy air raids in June 1945. Its graph overlaps heavily with Tokyo and Osaka, and a cluster of creative connections traces manga artists and anime titles to the city, including Ai Yazawa and Koushun Takami, both born in Amagasaki.
Amagasaki Domain
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Kobe, Japan | Kamigōri, Japan
1934 Muroto typhoon
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Sakai, Japan | Kōchi Prefecture | Muroto, Japan
Tsuki wa Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Japan | Iizuka, Japan
Ai Yazawa
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Hyōgo Prefecture | Diabo, Ivory Coast
Tenchi in Tokyo
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan
Koushun Takami
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Japan | Osaka, Japan | Hyōgo Prefecture | Kagawa Prefecture
Siege of Itami (1579)
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Hyōgo Prefecture | Itami, Japan
Taketora (voice actor)
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Soma, Turkey | Hyōgo Prefecture
Meishin Expressway
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Kobe, Japan | Kusatsu, Japan | Sekigahara, Japan | Rittō, Japan | Konan, Japan
Settsu Province
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Japan | Osaka, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Osaka Prefecture | Hyōgo Prefecture
Miori Ichikawa
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Yokohama, Japan | Hiroshima, Japan | Saitama Prefecture | Ginza, Japan
Himeji
Connects Amagasaki, Japan to: Hyōgo Prefecture | Tsuyama, Japan | Tatsuno, Japan | Kakogawa, Japan | Yosano, Japan