Onjuku, Japan
Japan
Onjuku, Japan links to 3651 places across 7 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections. The bulk of them sit in history and nature, with a smaller group on government. A Spanish galleon, the San Francisco, ran aground near Onjuku in 1609, and one of its survivors was Rodrigo de Vivero, Governor General of the Philippines. A tower built in 1928 marks that landing. Coastal ties include Minami Bōsō Quasi-National Park and ama divers who gather abalone. Katsuura and Isumi share many connections with it.
Ōtaki Domain
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Isumi District | Mutsuzawa, Japan
spiny lobster
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Victoria (state) | West End, Bahamas | South Andros, Bahamas | Gobō, Japan | Fahamore, Ireland
Minami Bōsō Quasi-National Park
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Chiba Prefecture | Futtsu, Japan | Isumi, Japan | Katsuura, Japan | Kamogawa, Japan
bonito
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Jamaica | Istanbul, Turkey | Ivory Coast | Kōchi Prefecture | Kesennuma, Japan
Governor-General of the Philippines
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Pampanga | Cagayan | Batangas | Bulacan, Philippines | Camarines Sur
Manila galleon
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Mexico | Peru | Panama | Guerrero | Northern California
Kamakura shogunate
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Nagoya, Japan | Hokkaido | Sakai, Japan
shōgun
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Guerrero | Perak | Hamamatsu, Japan | Uji, Japan
squid
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Hiroshima, Japan | The Junction | Eastern Cape | Riau | Catanduanes
abalone
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Tasmania | Liaoning | Dalian, Liaoning | Ensenada, Mexico | Santa Cruz, California
Bōsō Peninsula
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Kanagawa Prefecture | Chiba Prefecture
Hasekura Tsunenaga
Connects Onjuku, Japan to: California | Italy | Japan | Spain | San Francisco, California