Tainan
Tainan connects to 5380 places across 24 topics through 201 Bunkabop connections, drawn heavily toward Taiwan, China, and Japan. In 1683, Qing naval commander Shi Lang defeated the Tungning fleet at the Battle of Penghu. The 1858 Treaty of Tianjin reopened the Anping port to European trade after 174 years of restriction. During World War II, 18 fighters from the Tainan Air Group escorted bombers from Rabaul in what was the longest fighter mission to that date, at 556 miles each way.
Furniture Manufacturing Eco Museum in Tainan
Connects Tainan to: Taiwan | Rende District
National Museum of Taiwan History
Connects Tainan to: Taiwan | Annan District
Kisha Seizo
Connects Tainan to: Taiwan | Kyoto, Japan
hospitals in Taiwan
Battle of Penghu
Connects Tainan to: Fujian | Fuchien Province, Republic of China
National Museum of Taiwan Literature
Guanziling Hot Spring
Connects Tainan to: Taiwan | Chiayi, (de facto dissolved) | Baihe District
James C. F. Huang
Connects Tainan to: China | Taiwan | Costa Rica
Taiwan Salt Museum
Connects Tainan to: Taiwan | Cigu District
Liao Chi-chun
Connects Tainan to: Tokyo, Japan | Taiwan
Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel
Connects Tainan to: Darwin, Australia | Northern Territory
Treaty of Tianjin
Connects Tainan to: Tianjin | Haikou, Hainan | Yantai, Shandong