Yao, Japan
Yao, Japan
Yao, Japan connects to 3622 other places across 7 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant thread. The Asuka period saw the area under Mononobe clan control, and Takayasu Castle was built on Mount Takayasu after Yamato's defeat at the Battle of Baekgang. The Sengoku period brought further conflict during the Siege of Osaka. Nature topics, anchored in the Yamato River and Ikoma Mountains, form the second-largest cluster. Yao shares many co-connections with nearby Osaka prefecture cities, including Kawachinagano and Daitō.
Shota Shimizu
Connects Yao, Japan to: New York City, New York | Japan | Osaka, Japan
Mononobe clan
Connects Yao, Japan to: Toyota, Japan | Ube, Japan | Higashiōsaka, Japan | Yotsukaidō, Japan | Izumiōtsu, Japan
Mount Ikoma
Connects Yao, Japan to: Hirakata, Japan | Kashiwara, Japan | Higashiōsaka, Japan | Habikino, Japan | Kyōtanabe, Japan
Yamato River
Connects Yao, Japan to: Higashiōsaka, Japan | Kawachinagano, Japan | Daitō, Japan | Heguri, Japan | Fujiidera, Japan
Battle of Baekgang
Connects Yao, Japan to: California | Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Korea
Yodo River
Connects Yao, Japan to: Osaka, Japan | Suita, Japan | Takatsuki, Japan | Hirakata, Japan | Ibaraki, Japan
Siege of Osaka
Connects Yao, Japan to: India | Japan | East India | Osaka, Japan | Kyoto, Japan
Takashi Miike
Connects Yao, Japan to: United States | France | Germany | United Kingdom | China
public works
Connects Yao, Japan to: Rosario, Argentina | Jersey City, New Jersey | Davenport, Iowa | Kennewick, Washington | Shawinigan, Quebec
Asuka period
Connects Yao, Japan to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Greece | Korea
shōen
Connects Yao, Japan to: Odawara, Japan | Atsugi, Japan | Suita, Japan | Tottori Prefecture | Hiratsuka, Japan
burial mound
Connects Yao, Japan to: Grand Rapids, Michigan | Stevenage, England | Brighton and Hove, England | Vejle, Denmark | Cahul District