Edo, Musashi
Japan
Edo, Musashi connects 5899 places across 29 topics through 977 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant topic spanning the Edo period from 1603 to 1868. The artist Hiroshige drew two series of woodblock prints called Eight Views of the Edo Environs, grounding the city in the art record. Sumo's ring-name tradition also solidified here; in 1684, Edo authorities sanctioned the first official tournament. Connections reach Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka through shared threads of governance, canal engineering, and culture.
Mirin
Yagyū Munenori
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan | Nagoya, Japan
Sakichi Toyoda
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan | Shizuoka Prefecture
Siege of Ueda
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan | Nagano Prefecture
Kobayashi Issa
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan
Takatsukasa family
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan | Kyoto, Japan
Mori Ranmaru
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan
Zenigata Heiji
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Töss | SANAE, Queen Maud Land
Siege of Edo
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan
Edo o Kiru
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Tokyo, Japan | Matsuyama, Japan
Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island
Connects Edo, Musashi to: Japan