Masan, South Korea
South Korea
Masan, South Korea carries 45 connections across 16 topics, reaching 336 other places through threads of government, military history, film, and religion. The Korean War placed Masan at the center of the Battle of Masan in 1950, drawing connections to Seoul and Busan as well as to the United States, Japan, and China. The city gave rise to Samyang Optics, a lens manufacturer based there since 1972, and holds a Catholic diocese established by Pope Paul VI in 1966.
Gone Home
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Oregon
Dalgona
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | South Gyeongsang Province
Edward A. Craig
Connects Masan, South Korea to: United States | Korea | Wisconsin
Samyang Optics
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea
Lee Hae-in (actress)
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Seoul, South Korea | Changwon, South Korea
Roman Catholic Diocese of Masan
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Sabah | Daegu, South Korea
Changwon
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | Busan, South Korea | Changwon, South Korea
USS Philippine Sea (CV-47)
Connects Masan, South Korea to: United States | Korea | Hawaii | Quincy, Massachusetts
Takuya Terada
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Japan | Korea | South Korea | Osaka, Japan | Ibaraki Prefecture
1st Provisional Marine Brigade
Connects Masan, South Korea to: United States | United Kingdom | Pennsylvania | Korea | Cuba
Reply 1994
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Yeosu, South Korea | Suncheon, South Korea
Park Ji-hoon
Connects Masan, South Korea to: Japan | Seoul, South Korea | Busan, South Korea | Myeong-dong