Matsumoto, Japan
Matsumoto, Japan
Matsumoto, Japan connects to 4713 places across 9 topics through 23 Bunkabop connections, anchored in Edo period history, natural geography, and government classification. The city developed as a castle town under the Tokugawa shogunate, and the 3,000-meter Hida Mountains mark its western edge. It shares the most connections with Tokyo. Matsumoto also served as a filming location for The End of Evangelion and hosted the Women's Volleyball World Championship in 1998 and 2010.
Women's Volleyball World Championship
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Osaka, Japan | Nagoya, Japan
Hideki Kamiya
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: United Kingdom | Spain | Tokyo, Japan | Osaka, Japan
Hida Mountains
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Gifu Prefecture | Hakuba, Japan | Minokamo, Japan | Hida, Japan | Azumino, Japan
Matsumoto Domain
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Matsue, Japan | Hakuba, Japan | Azumino, Japan | Otari, Japan | Matsukawa, Japan
castle town
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Sendai, Japan | Kanazawa, Japan | Toyohashi, Japan | Kōfu, Japan | Hachinohe, Japan
The End of Evangelion
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: United States | London, England | Los Angeles, California | United Kingdom | Japan
Special cities of Japan
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Osaka Prefecture | Odawara, Japan | Tsukuba, Japan | Sasebo, Japan | Takasaki, Japan
kokufu
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Himeji, Japan | Numazu, Japan | Tsuchiura, Japan | Jōetsu, Japan | Tsuyama, Japan
National Treasure (Japan)
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: France | Japan | China | Rome, Italy | Tokyo, Japan
Core cities of Japan
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Kagoshima, Japan | Osaka Prefecture | Gifu, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Naha, Japan
onsen
Connects Matsumoto, Japan to: Aomori, Japan | Niigata Prefecture | Hakone, Japan | Yamanashi Prefecture | Nikkō, Japan