Niigata (city), Japan
Japan
Niigata (city), Japan holds 44 Bunkabop connections with 7593 places across 10 topics, with nature, history, and landmarks forming the leading threads. The city shares many connections with Kyoto and Hiroshima, covering topics from earthquake science to industrial pollution. A 1964 earthquake of 7.5 magnitude struck Niigata, killing 29 people and causing widespread liquefaction. The following year, the Agano River was polluted with methylmercury from a chemical plant, causing the outbreak known as Niigata Minamata disease.
On November 1
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Kagoshima, Japan | Tama, Japan
Showa Denko
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama | Shiojiri, Japan
Japan Standard Time
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Takamatsu, Japan | Fukushima Prefecture | Akashi, Japan
Minamata disease
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Taiji, Japan | Minamata, Japan | Tsunagi, Japan
2004 Chūetsu earthquake
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Niigata Prefecture | Sado, JAP | Nagaoka, Japan | Tōkamachi, Japan
On April 1
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Higashihiroshima, Japan | Gosen, Japan | Mizusawa, Iwate | Ichinomiya, Aichi (town)
On January 1
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: McBee, South Carolina | Dongducheon, South Korea | Grand Terrace, California | Gosen, Japan
kitamaebune
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Tsuruoka, Japan | Hikari, Japan | Tsuruga, Japan | Toyama (city), Japan | Kaminoseki, Japan
Jōetsu Shinkansen
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Niigata Prefecture | Nagano (city), Japan | Kariwa, Japan | Yuzawa, Japan | Sanjō, Japan
Urban Employment Area
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Hiroshima, Japan | Fukuoka, Japan | Okayama, Japan | Hamamatsu, Japan | Kitakyushu, Japan
Agano River
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Iwamuro, Niigata | Aga, Japan | Ten-ei, Japan | Agano, Japan | Akiha-ku, Niigata
Cities of Japan
Connects Niigata (city), Japan to: Hiroshima, Japan | Saitama Prefecture | Nara Prefecture | Ebina, Japan | Inzai, Japan