Kōshū, Japan
Kōshū, Japan
Kōshū, Japan carries 19 connections with 1412 other places across 4 topics, with history and cuisine as the two leading threads. The bulk of its historical connections trace feudal control from the Minamoto clan through the Nikaido and Takeda clans across the Kamakura and Sengoku periods. Kōfu, Japan shows the most overlap among co-connected places. The city is home to the indigenous Koshu grape and is synonymous with viticulture and wine production in Japan, and parts of its territory fall within Chichibu Tama Kai National Park.
Japanese wine
Connects Kōshū, Japan to: Yamanashi Prefecture | Kōfu, Japan
Chichibu Tama Kai National Park
Connects Kōshū, Japan to: Saitama Prefecture | Yamanashi Prefecture | Kōfu, Japan | Chichibu, Japan | Kosuge, Japan
Takeda clan
Connects Kōshū, Japan to: Yamanashi Prefecture | Kisarazu, Japan | Kōfu, Japan | Futtsu, Japan | Yamanakako, Japan
Minamoto clan
Connects Kōshū, Japan to: Japan | Cambridge, England | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi
shōen
Connects Kōshū, Japan to: Odawara, Japan | Atsugi, Japan | Suita, Japan | Tottori Prefecture | Hiratsuka, Japan