Yamanashi Prefecture
Japan
Yamanashi Prefecture connects to 1932 places across 20 topics through 72 Bunkabop connections, spanning Japanese history, nature, animation, and cuisine. Mount Fuji sits partly within its borders on the Shizuoka frontier, anchoring many of its nature ties. The prefecture leads Japan in grape and wine production, driving a strong cluster of cuisine connections. Tokyo and Kyoto each share many connections with Yamanashi, with history and transportation as dominant threads, including the 1982 Chūō Expressway that spurred growth in tourism and logistics.
Japanese wine
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Kōfu, Japan | Kōshū, Japan
Makio Inoue
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Chiba Prefecture
Dakotsu Iida
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Fuefuki, Japan | Sanro, Benin
Minobu Line
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Shibakawa, Shizuoka | Hayakawa, Japan
Chūō Expressway
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Shōwa, Japan | Komagane, Japan
Japan Golf Tour
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Hiroshima, Japan | Miyazaki Prefecture
Takashi Nakamura
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Japan | Berlin, Germany
Showa University
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Kanagawa Prefecture
cultural icon
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Shizuoka Prefecture | Kayavarohan, India | Giraavaru (Kaafu Atoll)
Remioromen
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Japan | Yokohama, Japan | Jame, Croatia
University of Yamanashi
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Japan | Osaka, Japan | Chūbu region
Tsunamasa Ōyama
Connects Yamanashi Prefecture to: Okayama, Japan | Nagano Prefecture | Saga Prefecture | Gunma Prefecture