Tottori Prefecture
Japan
Tottori Prefecture connects to 7202 places across 19 topics through 59 Bunkabop connections, led by history and nature. The prefecture shares strong ties with Tokyo and Kyoto, reflecting its role in Japanese feudal politics: the Yamana clan controlled the region during the Sengoku period, and the Tokugawa shogunate installed the Ikeda clan at Tottori Castle after the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600. The Tottori Sand Dunes, the largest in Japan, anchor many of its nature connections, alongside Mount Daisen, the highest peak in the Chūgoku Mountains.
Tasuku Okada
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Japan | Yokohama, Japan
Japanese dialects
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Kyoto, Japan | Yūki, Japan
Mount Daisen
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Yonago, Japan | Kotoura, Japan | Kōfu, Japan
Yamana clan
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Tsuyama, Japan | Kurayoshi, Japan | Asago, Japan | Toyooka, Japan
Chizu Express
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Japan | Okayama, Japan | Nishiawakura, Japan
Gosho Aoyama
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Tokyo, Japan | Edo, Musashi | Takai, Nigeria
Siege of Tottori
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Japan | Himeji, Japan
Ozaki Hōsai
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Tokyo, Japan | Kagawa Prefecture | Shōdoshima, Japan
Kasa-obake
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Edo, Musashi | Ehime Prefecture
Masutaro Nakai
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: China | Tokyo, Japan | Guinea | Guangxi
Terada Yushi
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Hiroshima, Japan | Okayama, Japan | Hiroshima Prefecture | Miyagi Prefecture
Tottori Castle
Connects Tottori Prefecture to: Tottori (city), Japan | Iwami, Japan | Yazu, Japan | Chizu, Japan