Shakotan, Japan
Shakotan, Japan
Shakotan, Japan spans 30 connections with 1228 other places across 8 topics, centered on nature, history, and cuisine. It holds the only designated marine sanctuary in Japan's national park system, part of the Niseko-Shakotan-Otaru Kaigan Quasi-National Park. Its fisheries yield sea urchin, squid, and cod. Herring harvesting here dates to the Bakumatsu period (1853–1867), the final years of the Edo era. Shared connections run across both Tokyo and Kyoto.
Bakumatsu
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Shimoda, Japan | Naka-ku, Yokohama
winter squash
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Calabasas, California | Yokoshibahikari, Japan
marine park
Alaska pollock
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Dutch Harbor | Rausu, Japan
Oncorhynchus masou
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Gokase, Japan | Amtaedo
Esashi, Hokkaido (Hiyama)
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Assabu, Japan | Kyōgoku, Japan | Okushiri, Japan
konbu
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Sai, Japan | Kazamaura, Japan | Samani, Japan
Chamaecyparis obtusa
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Susami, Japan | Sanmu, Japan | Hinohara, Japan | Kumakōgen, Japan
National highways of Japan
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Fukushima (city), Japan | Mori, Japan | Haboro, Japan | Musashimurayama, Japan | Fujisato, Japan
sea urchin
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Sapporo, Japan | Liaoning | Ensenada, Mexico | Penghu | British Columbia Coast
sea lion
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: United States | Spain | Philippines | Singapore | Manila, Philippines
Hokkaido Railway Company
Connects Shakotan, Japan to: Japan | Hokkaido | Sapporo, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Hakodate, Japan