Kameoka, Japan
Kameoka, Japan
Kameoka, Japan connects to 4344 places across 9 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, led by cuisine. Area farmers supplied Kyoto's traditional food with chestnuts, black beans, rice, matsutake and daikon. Other threads cover Edo period history, kofun archaeology and the Oomoto religion, whose administrative headquarters is in Kameoka. Akechi Mitsuhide built Kameyama Castle in the Sengoku period. Kameoka shares many connections with Japan, Kyoto and other cities such as Yao and Amagasaki.
Greater Kyoto
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Kyoto, Japan | Shiga Prefecture
matsutake
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Tamba-Sasayama, Japan | Sera, Japan | Kyōtamba, Japan
Ayu sweetfish
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Gifu Prefecture | Mima, Japan | Gujō, Japan | Yasuda, Japan | Shirakawa, Japan
ichinomiya
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Fukuoka Prefecture | Kurume, Japan | Yurihama, Japan | Hakui, Japan | Fuefuki, Japan
0 Series Shinkansen
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Kobe, Japan | Hyōgo Prefecture
Akechi Mitsuhide
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Gifu, Japan | Fukuchiyama, Japan | Tamba, Japan
Oomoto
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Australia | Japan | Taiwan | São Paulo, Brazil | Kyoto, Japan
daikon
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: United States | India | Japan | China | Massachusetts
burial mound
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: Grand Rapids, Michigan | Stevenage, England | Brighton and Hove, England | Vejle, Denmark | Nishinomiya, Japan
beef
Connects Kameoka, Japan to: United States | Germany | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York