Mie Prefecture
Japan
Mie Prefecture shares 78 Bunkabop connections with 2539 other places across 24 topics, from natural disasters and film to government and history. Many connections overlap with Tokyo and Kyoto, reflecting the prefecture's role in Japan's historical geography. The Kumano Kodo, an ancient pilgrimage road in southern Mie, is now a World Heritage Site. The 1959 Ise-wan Typhoon devastated parts of the region. Manga artist Goseki Kojima, from Yokkaichi, was later inducted into the Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame.
Typhoon Vera (1959)
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Ise, Japan | Tsushima, Japan
Sonic the Hedgehog
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Shinagawa | Nabari, Japan
Goseki Kojima
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Yokkaichi, Japan
Nagashima Spa Land
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan
Siege of Hijiyama
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Japan
Mina Fukui
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Hong Kong | Nabari, Japan
Sangi Railway
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Japan | Yokkaichi, Japan
Kumano Kodō
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Tanabe, Japan | Chikatsuyu, Japan
Kiso Three Rivers
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Gifu Prefecture | Kuwana, Japan | Kisosaki, Japan
House of Councillors (Japan)
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Okinawa Prefecture | Saitama Prefecture | Jōetsu, Japan
Kii Province
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Japan | Edo, Musashi | Wakayama Prefecture
Teinosuke Kinugasa
Connects Mie Prefecture to: Kyoto, Japan | Kameyama, Japan