Onagawa, Japan

Onagawa, Japan

Onagawa, Japan carries 24 connections with 8828 other places across 5 topics, spanning history, nature, and military events. Situated on the Sanriku Coast within Sanriku Fukkō National Park, the town is known as a processing hub for coho salmon and oysters. Its strongest co-connected ties are with nearby Kamaishi and Rikuzentakata. Settlement dates to the Jōmon period, and on 9 August 1945 the port was struck by an air raid that sank several ships, with a memorial to Canadian pilot Robert Hampton Gray erected in 1989.

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