Kōchi Prefecture
Japan
Kōchi Prefecture connects to 1625 places across 20 topics through 68 Bunkabop connections, with history and nature as the dominant threads. Connections reach back to the Edo period and the Yamato Kingship, and extend to the Yosakoi festival, a dance style the prefecture is strongly associated with. Its rivers, including the Shimanto and Niyodo, anchor many of the nature connections. Tokyo and China are the most-shared co-connected places after Japan itself, reflecting Kōchi's integration in broader East Asian historical networks.
Niyodo River
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Niyodogawa, Japan | Kumakōgen, Japan
Mount Ishizuchi
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Saijō, Japan | Kumakōgen, Japan
Kochi University of Technology
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan | Kochi, India
Kazuyo Katsuma
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan
The Kirishima Thing
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan
Kōchi Prefecture
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan | Kamakura, Japan
Yamato Kingship
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan | Dazaifu, Japan
1934 Muroto typhoon
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Sakai, Japan | Amagasaki, Japan | Muroto, Japan
Chōsokabe clan
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Uwajima, Japan | Kōchi, Japan | Nankoku, Japan
Shigeho Tanaka
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Tokyo, Japan | Jordan | Kochi, India
Takeshi Mori (commander)
Connects Kōchi Prefecture to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan