Kamaishi, Japan
Kamaishi, Japan
Kamaishi, Japan draws 45 Bunkabop connections with 10690 places across 9 topics, led by history, nature, and government. The city's iron mill was targeted in Allied naval bombardments during World War II and served as the Sendai Prisoner of War Camp. Kamaishi has also weathered major tsunamis, including the 1896 Sanriku earthquake and a 1960 wave from the Great Chilean Earthquake. Its closest ties run to Rikuzentakata and neighboring Tohoku coastal cities along the Sanriku coast.
Kamaishi Seawaves
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Japan | Iwate Prefecture
Lost Decades
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Kitami, Japan | Atami, Japan
Allied naval bombardments of Japan during World War II
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Hokkaido | Kushimoto, Japan | Muroran, Japan
1896 Sanriku earthquake
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Iwate Prefecture | Rikuzentakata, Japan | Karakuwa, Miyagi | Tanohata, Japan | Noda, Japan
Kitakami Mountains
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Ishinomaki, Japan | Hiraizumi, Japan | Kuji, Japan | Onagawa, Japan | Noda, Japan
Tiger dance
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: India | Japan | Hong Kong | Bangkok, Thailand | Hainan
Sendai
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Hokkaido | Aichi Prefecture | Tōhoku region | Hirosaki, Japan | Miyagi Prefecture
Meiji government
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Aomori Prefecture | Hirosaki, Japan | Yamaguchi Prefecture | Toyohashi, Japan | Hachinohe, Japan
Sanriku Fukkō National Park
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Hachinohe, Japan | Ishinomaki, Japan | Kesennuma, Japan | Kuji, Japan | Rikuzentakata, Japan
magnetite
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Mpumalanga | Central Sulawesi | Kiruna | Temagami, Ontario | Sorocaba, Brazil
Nambu clan
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Aomori, Japan | Miyako, Japan | Tōno, Japan | Takko, Japan | Shiwa, Japan
Imperial House of Japan
Connects Kamaishi, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan