Kesennuma, Japan
Japan
Kesennuma, Japan connects to 2310 places across 10 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, with history, nature and government among the main themes. Many ties run to other Japanese towns such as Tagajō, Onagawa and Rikuzentakata. Its rias coastline forms the southern boundary of Sanriku Fukkō National Park. Before the 2011 disaster, the city was Japan's busiest port for processing bonito and swordfish. People from Kesennuma, including Kūdō founder Azuma Takashi, add sports, film and politics threads.
Kesennuma
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Japan | Sendai, Japan | Miyagi Prefecture
Isshin Chiba
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Kombat, Namibia | Miyagi Prefecture | Kåge
Itsunori Onodera
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Yamaguchi Prefecture | Miyagi Prefecture | Akita Prefecture
Wake Up, Girls!
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Sendai, Japan | Moka, Mauritius | Miyagi Prefecture
bonito
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Jamaica | Istanbul, Turkey | Ivory Coast | Kōchi Prefecture | Katsuura, Japan
Sanriku Fukkō National Park
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Hachinohe, Japan | Kamaishi, Japan | Ishinomaki, Japan | Kuji, Japan | Miyako, Japan
Kūdō
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Germany | Italy | Japan | Russia | Moscow, Central
Miss Kittin
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: France | Chicago, Illinois | United Kingdom | Berlin, Germany | Moscow, Central
Ogoh-ogoh
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Indonesia | New Delhi, India | The Hague, Netherlands | Tasmania
Umibōzu
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Japan | China | New Zealand | Osaka, Japan | Edo, Musashi
Tropical Storm Linfa (2003)
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Japan | China | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Osaka, Japan
Northern Fujiwara
Connects Kesennuma, Japan to: Hokkaido | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Iwate Prefecture | Hirosaki, Japan