Miyako, Japan
Miyako, Japan
Miyako, Japan connects with 2258 places across 6 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, with history and natural geography as its strongest threads. The area was inhabited by the Emishi people before coming under imperial control in the Heian period, then served as the main seaport for Morioka Domain during the Edo period. The 1933 Sanriku earthquake destroyed over 98% of its buildings. Its most-shared co-connected place is Kamaishi, with ties also to Shiwa and Rikuzentakata.
Sanriku Coast
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Onagawa, Japan | Tanohata, Japan | Fudai, Japan
1933 Sanriku earthquake
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Iwate Prefecture | Rikuzentakata, Japan | Tanohata, Japan | Noda, Japan | Minamisanriku, Japan
Sanriku Fukkō National Park
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Hachinohe, Japan | Kamaishi, Japan | Ishinomaki, Japan | Kesennuma, Japan | Kuji, Japan
flood wall
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Cincinnati, Ohio | Columbus, Ohio | Zemun, Serbia | Hoboken, New Jersey | Davenport, Iowa
Nambu clan
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Aomori, Japan | Kamaishi, Japan | Tōno, Japan | Takko, Japan | Yokohama, Japan
Imperial House of Japan
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan
Emishi
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Hokkaido | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Iwate Prefecture | Tōhoku region
Morioka Domain
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Japan | Edo, Musashi | Sendai, Japan | Kamakura, Japan | Aomori, Japan
anime
Connects Miyako, Japan to: United States | France | California | Los Angeles, California | Germany
Boshin War
Connects Miyako, Japan to: United States | France | Germany | United Kingdom | Japan
hot-summer humid continental climate
Connects Miyako, Japan to: Ghazni, Afghanistan | Bagram, Afghanistan | Aurora, Illinois | Bedford, Massachusetts | Blacksburg, Virginia