Wakkanai, Japan
Japan
Wakkanai, Japan holds 48 Bunkabop connections with 9396 places across 11 topics, led by nature, transportation, and history. Its coastal wetlands and dune systems form part of the Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park, and ferry service runs to Rebun and Rishiri Islands. Two rail lines terminated at Wakkanai, while the Chihaku ferry carried passengers north to Karafuto. The city rose as a gateway to that territory after Japan's victory in the Russo-Japanese War in 1905, and the Imperial Japanese Navy later used its harbor as a submarine base.
Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Rebun, Japan | Rishiri, Japan
Minami-Wakkanai Station
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Sarufutsu, Japan | Hamatonbetsu, Japan
Rebun Island
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Hokkaido | Rebun, Japan | Rishirifuji, Japan
Wakkanai
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Japan | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Dominica
Tempoku Line
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Sarufutsu, Japan | Esashi, Japan | Hamatonbetsu, Japan | Nakatonbetsu, Japan
Asahikawa Airport
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Asahikawa, Japan | Furano, Japan | Higashikagura, Japan | Kamikawa Subprefecture
Taro and Jiro
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Nagoya, Japan | Hokkaido | Sapporo, Japan
submarine base
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Cienfuegos, Cuba | Vlorë, Albania | Fårösund | Hanahan, South Carolina | Sepanggar
Galileo Galilei (band)
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Japan | Osaka, Japan | Hokkaido | Sapporo, Japan | Shibuya
High-speed craft
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Western Norway | Yarmouth, Nova Scotia | Tiburon, California | Terschelling, Netherlands | Belmont Bay, Woodbridge
Sōya Main Line
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Shimokawa, Japan | Otoineppu, Japan | Sarufutsu, Japan | Esashi, Japan | Hamatonbetsu, Japan
Japan Self-Defense Forces
Connects Wakkanai, Japan to: Sasebo, Japan | Nerima | Mobara, Japan | Tama, Japan | Obihiro, Japan