Nagano Prefecture
Japan
Nagano Prefecture shares 90 connections with 677 other places across 20 topics, spanning Sengoku-era sieges, winter sports, and animation. Military history forms the largest topic cluster. Connections trace back to the 1600 Siege of Ueda in Shinano Province and extend through World War II. Sports connections center on the 1998 Winter Olympics. Tokyo carries the deepest overlap among Japanese cities. Transportation and art round out the mix, from the Kiso Mountains' Komagatake Ropeway to playwrights born in the prefecture.
Tsutomu Hata
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan
Siege of Ueda
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan | Edo, Musashi
Siege of Kuwabara
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan | Kōfu, Japan
Komagatake Ropeway
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan
Risa Itō
AC Nagano Parceiro
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan
Rio Kishida
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan
Otozō Yamada
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan | China | Khabarovsk, Russia
Masami Kikuchi
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Charat, Iran | Ankoro, DR Congo
Eiji Aonuma
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: France | Tokyo, Japan
Hiro Mashima
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Tokyo, Japan | Nakaba, Burkina Faso
Siege of Shika Castle
Connects Nagano Prefecture to: Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Kazan, Russia