Kumamoto, Japan
Japan
Kumamoto, Japan shares 174 connections with 3749 other places across 23 topics. Sports, particularly football, form the largest cluster. History ties run from feudal lord Katō Kiyomasa, who was made daimyō of half of the Higo region in 1588, to an Allied air raid on July 1, 1945, that destroyed 20% of the city. Government threads link Kumamoto to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. A tram network and horse meat cuisine round out a distinct set of regional connections.
Katō Kiyomasa
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Hamyang County | Riwŏn, North Korea
Kumamoto City Transportation Bureau
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture
Yorihisa Matsuno
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture
Tetsushi Sakamoto
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Kumamoto Prefecture | Ōzu, Japan
Prefectural University of Kumamoto
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture
Sojo University
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture
Kagewani
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan
Sekijin sekiba
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Fukuoka Prefecture | Yonago, Japan
Furikake
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture
Robert Cullen (footballer)
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Kashiwa, Japan | Funabashi, Japan
Thespa Gunma
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Gunma Prefecture | Maebashi, Japan
Kyoko Nishikawa
Connects Kumamoto, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Ōme, Japan