Tagajō, Japan
Japan
Tagajō, Japan has 29 connections to 3719 other places across 6 topics, led by history. The city is named after Taga Castle, established in 729 AD as a military center and later the administrative capital of Mutsu Province under the Ritsuryō system. Its connections also cover government, archaeology, and nature. Shiogama, Rikuzentakata, and Kurihara have the strongest overlap with it. The Tōhoku History Museum there houses finds from excavations at the site of Tagajō.
Site of Tagajō
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Sendai, Japan | Dazaifu, Japan
Taga Castle
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Shichigahama, Japan | Rifu, Japan | Wakabayashi-ku, Sendai | Matsushima, Japan | Miyagino-ku, Sendai
Shoku Nihongi
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Uonuma, Japan | Watari, Japan | Kami, Japan | Toshima, Japan | Shikama, Japan
Tōhoku History Museum
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Iwate Prefecture | Tōhoku region | Miyagi Prefecture
Mutsu Province
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Sendai, Japan | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture
Koichi Yamadera
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Hawaii | Harlem | Osaka, Japan
Ritsuryō
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Saitama Prefecture | Odawara, Japan | Kawasaki, Japan | Kisarazu, Japan
Imperial House of Japan
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Nagoya, Japan
Northern Fujiwara
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Hokkaido | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Iwate Prefecture | Hirosaki, Japan
Emishi
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Hokkaido | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Iwate Prefecture | Tōhoku region
Date clan
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Edo, Musashi | Sendai, Japan | Kamakura, Japan | Ishinomaki, Japan
Sendai Domain
Connects Tagajō, Japan to: Japan | Indiana | Kyoto, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Hokkaido