Fukushima Prefecture
Japan
Fukushima Prefecture connects to 731 places across 17 topics through 65 Bunkabop connections, with nature-related topics forming the largest share. The 2011 Tōhoku earthquake struck just off the eastern coast, and seismic measurements across the prefecture varied from intensity 6 in Hama-dōri to 2 in the Aizu region. The prefecture shares strong ties with Tokyo, Japan and Hiroshima, Japan, linking through disaster history, nuclear energy, and education, with universities spanning Fukushima city, Koriyama, and Iwaki.
Siege of Kurokawa Castle
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Japan | Inawashiro, Japan
Chata
Koriyama Women's University
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Japan | Kōriyama, Japan
Japan Meteorological Agency seismic intensity scale
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Fukuoka, Japan | Niigata Prefecture
Lake Inawashiro
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Kōriyama, Japan | Inawashiro, Japan
Masayoshi Yoshino
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Ibaraki Prefecture | Tōhoku region | Iwaki, Japan
Hidekaz Himaruya
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: United States | Japan | Kōriyama, Japan
Rena Takeda
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Iwaki, Japan
Japan Standard Time
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Takamatsu, Japan | Niigata (city), Japan | Akashi, Japan
Shōzō Iizuka
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Tokyo, Japan | Iizuka, Japan
Yagan Railway
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Japan | Nikkō, Japan | Tochigi Prefecture | Minamiaizu, Japan
Aizu Railway
Connects Fukushima Prefecture to: Japan | Isesaki, Japan | Aizuwakamatsu, Japan