Gifu Prefecture
Japan
Gifu Prefecture shares 91 connections with 2178 other places across 23 topics, with connections concentrated in nature, military history, and government. The prefecture served as a Sengoku-period stronghold for Oda Nobunaga and Saitō Dōsan, giving rise to the phrase "control Gifu and you control Japan." Tokyo and Nagoya carry many of its city-level ties, alongside a cluster of connections on Edo-period history and hot springs terrain.
Battle of Sunomata-gawa
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan
Siege of Iwamura Castle
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan
Takasu Snow Park
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan
Gifu Women's University
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan
History of Japan
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Ishikawa Prefecture | Kitami, Japan
Edo Five Routes
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Sukagawa, Japan | Uenohara, Japan
FIS Snowboard World Cup
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: San Martín de los Andes, Argentina | Schruns, Austria
Ibuki Mountains
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Shiga Prefecture | Nagahama, Japan
Tetsuo Gotō
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan | Kåge
Kazuyoshi Kaneko
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Gifu, Japan | Takayama, Japan
Minka
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Japan | Toyama Prefecture
Kiso Three Rivers
Connects Gifu Prefecture to: Mie Prefecture | Kuwana, Japan | Kisosaki, Japan