Sakaiminato, Japan
Sakaiminato, Japan
Sakaiminato, Japan connects to 8837 places across 8 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant topic. Its port was opened in 1896 for trade with Busan, Incheon and Wonsan, and a ferry now reaches Donghae and Vladivostok. Feudal ties run through the Amago, Mōri and Ikeda clans. It is also the birthplace of yokai manga cartoonist Shigeru Mizuki, which links it to Funayūrei and Ittan-momen. It shares many connections with Yonago, Izumo and Yurihama.
Funayūrei
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Utah
Nakaumi
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Matsue, Japan | Yonago, Japan | Yasugi, Japan
Wonsan
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Gangwon Province, South Korea | Munchon, North Korea | Kangwon Province, North Korea | Cheorwon County | Pyongsong, North Korea
Amago clan
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Matsue, Japan | Shimane Prefecture | Niimi, Japan | Izumo, Japan | Yurihama, Japan
Ittan-momen
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Edo, Musashi | Shizuoka Prefecture | Fukuoka Prefecture | Kagoshima Prefecture | Tottori Prefecture
Mōri clan
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Shimonoseki, Japan | Iwakuni, Japan | Yamaguchi Prefecture | Ube, Japan | Higashihiroshima, Japan
Vladivostok
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Shanghai, East China | Siberia | Rodrigues, Mauritius | Chittagong, Bangladesh | Harbin, Heilongjiang
Tottori Domain
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Yonago, Japan | Tottori (city), Japan | Yurihama, Japan | Kotoura, Japan | Kurayoshi, Japan
Shōji Ueda
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: France | Japan | Houston, Texas | Tokyo, Japan | Une, Colombia
Ikeda clan
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Tottori Prefecture | Yonago, Japan | Ikeda, Japan | Tottori (city), Japan | Yurihama, Japan
Incheon
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: Korea | South Korea | Shandong | Yucatán | Palau
Korean Peninsula
Connects Sakaiminato, Japan to: China | Korea | North Korea | Busan, South Korea | Fukuoka, Japan