Ehime Prefecture
Japan
Ehime Prefecture connects to 1488 places across 18 topics through 55 connections, with ties across nature, the arts, sports, and government. Matsuyama, its capital, shares many of these connections, particularly with Tokyo and Osaka. The prefecture has produced three Nobel laureates: Kenzaburo Oe in literature, Shuji Nakamura in physics, and Syukuro Manabe in physics. Artist Hajime Sorayama was born in Imabari, Ehime. Its historical predecessor, Iyo Province, was dissolved in 1871.
Matsuyama Castle (Iyo)
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Matsuyama, Japan | Masaki, Japan
Matsuyama
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Imabari, Japan | Kōchi, Japan
Iyo Province
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Edo, Musashi
Iyo dialect
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Ikata, Japan | Saijō, Japan
Hajime Sorayama
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Greece | Imabari, Japan | Yaro, Burkina Faso
Hiroshi Fujioka
Ehime University
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Matsuyama, Japan
Yasuhisa Shiozaki
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Matsuyama, Japan
Ehime FC
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Matsuyama, Japan | Komaba
Masahiko Kōmura
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Yamaguchi Prefecture
FC Imabari
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Japan | Imabari, Japan
Kasa-obake
Connects Ehime Prefecture to: Edo, Musashi | Tottori Prefecture