South Gyeongsang Province
South Korea
South Gyeongsang Province holds 56 Bunkabop connections spanning 2753 places and 15 topics, reaching into cuisine, government, film, and music. The dalgona-related dialect term "jjokja" was mainly used here. Government ties are substantial: Busan separated from the province in 1963 to become a directly governed city. Film connections include actors born in provincial cities such as Gimhae and Goseong. Its co-connections overlap most with Korea, South Korea, Japan, and Seoul.
Lee Min-ki
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Gimhae, South Korea
Kim Jung-tae
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Busan, South Korea | Yangsan, South Korea
Jo Hye-ryun
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Japan | Anyang, Henan | Yeonsu District
Dalgona
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Korea | South Korea | Masan, South Korea
Special cities of South Korea
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Daegu, South Korea | Gwangju, ROK | Nam District, Ulsan
Heo Su-gyeong
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Germany | Korea | Jinju, South Korea
Jon Kyongnin
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Korea | Changwon, South Korea
Diary of a Prosecutor
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Seoul, South Korea | Sangam-dong | Tongyeong, South Korea
Yeosu
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Korea | Gwangju, ROK | Yeosu, South Korea
Dong-A University
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Korea | South Korea | Busan, South Korea
Siege of Jinju (1592)
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Japan | Korea | Changwon, South Korea | Jinju, South Korea
Who Are You: School 2015
Connects South Gyeongsang Province to: Japan | Tongyeong, South Korea