Kushimoto, Japan
Kushimoto, Japan
Kushimoto, Japan connects to 9090 places across 9 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by nature and climate. Its strongest overlaps are with Susami, Matsusaka and Tanabe, all in Japan. Cape Shionomisaki was the epicenter of the 1946 Great Nankai earthquake, and an Ottoman Navy frigate was lost in a typhoon off the town in 1890. In 1791 American captains visited hoping to open trade. The town is also called the Typhoon Ginza.
Ottoman Navy
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Tunisia | Principality of Abkhazia
1946 Nankai earthquake
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Mugi, Japan | Minami, Japan
Wakayama Castle
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Matsusaka, Japan | Wakayama (city), Japan
Allied naval bombardments of Japan during World War II
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Hokkaido | Kamaishi, Japan | Muroran, Japan
Ginza
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Chūō, Tokyo | Karuizawa, Japan
storm
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Calzada del Coto, Spain | Mỹ Hào, Vietnam | Valley Village, Los Angeles | Schiermonnikoog, Netherlands | Bandon, Oregon
Yoshino-Kumano National Park
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Matsusaka, Japan | Susami, Japan | Kumano, Japan | Shingū, Japan | Kihō, Japan
Monuments of Japan
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Japan | Fukushima Prefecture | Nagano (city), Japan | Higashihiroshima, Japan | Takaoka, Japan
sakoku
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Yokohama, Japan | Kobe, Japan | Nagasaki, JAP | Sakai, Japan | Yokosuka, Japan
Tokugawa clan
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Japan | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan | Perak | New Territories
brig
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Connecticut | Da Nang, Vietnam | Bandra | Casco Bay | Keelung, (streamlined)
Kii Peninsula
Connects Kushimoto, Japan to: Osaka Prefecture | Nara Prefecture | Yokkaichi, Japan | Matsusaka, Japan | Katsuura, Japan