Wakayama (city), Japan
Japan
Wakayama (city), Japan shares 24 connections with 3451 other places across 6 topics, with history forming the bulk of its graph footprint. The Edo period castle town grew under the Kii Tokugawa clan at Wakayama Castle, and the city's history runs deeper still: the Iwase-Senzuka Kofun Cluster is among Japan's largest concentrations of ancient burial mounds. Nippon Steel remains a major employer, and the city sits at the mouth of the Kinokawa River where it meets the Kii Channel. Its strongest ties are to Yao and Anan, both sharing many connections.
Kuni no miyatsuko
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Shingū, Japan | Shimanto, Japan
Wakayama Castle
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Kushimoto, Japan | Matsusaka, Japan
Nippon Steel
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Kimitsu, Japan | Tōkai, Japan | Calvert, Alabama
Kinokawa River
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Nara Prefecture | Yoshino, Japan | Iwade, Japan | Kinokawa, Japan
Kishū Tokugawa family
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Susami, Japan | Kumano, Japan | Shingū, Japan | Kihō, Japan | Mihama, Japan
Kii Channel
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Hyōgo Prefecture | Anan, Japan | Kainan, Japan | Komatsushima, Japan | Naruto, Japan
Core cities of Japan
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Kagoshima, Japan | Osaka Prefecture | Gifu, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Naha, Japan
burial mound
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: Grand Rapids, Michigan | Stevenage, England | Brighton and Hove, England | Vejle, Denmark | Cahul District
typhoon
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: United States | Japan | China | Korea | Vietnam
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Connects Wakayama (city), Japan to: London, England | India | Japan | China | Korea