Gwangju, ROK
ROK
Gwangju, ROK connects to 4038 places across 26 topics through 268 Bunkabop connections, with sports, art, music, and film making up the bulk of its ties. The city hosted the 2015 Summer Universiade, a global multi-sport event for university athletes. The Gwangju Uprising anchors its government cluster, with documented intelligence operations against civilian groups recorded during the event. Seoul shares the strongest overlap among South Korean cities in the network. The Gwangju International Film Festival surfaces across its film connections.
Defense Counterintelligence Command
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Korea | Seoul, South Korea
Go Joo-won
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Korea
Choi Yoon-young
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Seoul, South Korea
Cho Seung-hee
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Goyang, South Korea | Dong District, Gwangju
Zelo
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Japan | Seoul, South Korea | Mokpo, South Korea
Jang Eun-jin
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Korea | South Korea
Lee Han-wi
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Korea | Seoul, South Korea
Kim Na-young (singer)
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Seoul, South Korea | Hongdae (area)
Ki Do-hoon
Bora (singer)
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Korea | South Korea
Chŏng Yagyong
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: South Korea | Namyangju, South Korea
breweries
Connects Gwangju, ROK to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Bend, Oregon | Benton Park, St. Louis