Ibaraki, Japan
Ibaraki, Japan
Ibaraki, Japan links to 3173 places across 10 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant theme, followed by government. The area lay in ancient Settsu Province and holds Kofun-period burial mounds. One, the Ota Chausuyama Kofun, is designated by the Imperial Household Agency as the mausoleum of Emperor Keitai. In the Edo Period the Tokugawa shogunate controlled it because of its position on the Sanyōdō highway. Its strongest overlaps are with Osaka, Tokyo, and Japan.
Nakagawa Kiyohide
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Osaka, Japan | Kyoto, Japan
Kenji Matsuda
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Japan | Osaka, Japan
Takayama Ukon
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Takatsuki, Japan | Paco, Manila
Araki Murashige
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Osaka, Japan | Itami, Japan
Emperor Keitai
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Takashima, Japan | Kyōtanabe, Japan | Sakai, Japan | Nagaokakyō, Japan
San'yōdō
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Himeji, Japan | Higashihiroshima, Japan | Akashi, Japan | Kaita, Japan | Kakogawa, Japan
Subaru Shibutani
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Osaka, Japan | Hiroshima, Japan | Nagoya, Japan | Fukuoka, Japan
Imperial Household Agency
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Hawaii | Honolulu, Hawaii
Yodo River
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Osaka, Japan | Suita, Japan | Takatsuki, Japan | Hirakata, Japan | Yao, Japan
Kusunoki Masashige
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: New York City, New York | Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Osaka, Japan | Kyoto, Japan
Sayaka Yamamoto
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Rhodes, Greece | Osaka, Japan | Sakai, Japan
Tadao Ando
Connects Ibaraki, Japan to: United States | Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Taiwan | Osaka, Japan