Ojika, Japan
Ojika, Japan
Ojika, Japan carries 14 connections with 694 other places across 8 topics, spanning nature, history, industry, and art. The island is part of Saikai National Park and its marine products, including abalone and amberjack, link it to East China Sea ecology. Archaeological finds of 16th and 17th century blue and white pottery from Jingdezhen tie Ojika to early East Asian trade networks. Whaling became a major local industry around 1600. Co-connected places include Isumi, Tokyo, and Kyoto.
Japanese whaling
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Ikitsuki, Nagasaki | Saikai, Japan
Sasebo
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Nagasaki Prefecture | Imari, Japan
Japanese amberjack
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Isumi, Japan | Higashikagawa, Japan
Saikai National Park
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Sasebo, Japan | Shin-Kamigotō, Japan
Seigo Kitamura
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Nagasaki, JAP | Sasebo, Japan | Nagasaki Prefecture
Jingdezhen
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Zhejiang | Huangshan City, Anhui | Zhuxian, Henan | Yaoli, Jiangxi | Leping, Jiangxi
Fukuoka
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Kyoto, Japan | Yokohama, Japan | Busan, South Korea | Kumamoto, Japan | Fukuoka Prefecture
torii
Connects Ojika, Japan to: India | Japan | China | Korea | Thailand
Municipal mergers and dissolutions in Japan
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Fukushima (city), Japan | Tottori (city), Japan | Oirase, Japan | Shichinohe, Japan | Ama, Japan
abalone
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Tasmania | Liaoning | Dalian, Liaoning | Ensenada, Mexico | Santa Cruz, California
Nihon Shoki
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Japan | Cambridge, England | Tokyo, Japan | British Columbia | Shimonoseki, Japan
East China Sea
Connects Ojika, Japan to: Japan | China | San Francisco, California | Florida | Tokyo, Japan