Kanie, Japan

1891 Mino–Owari earthquake

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nishio, Japan | Gifu Prefecture | Motosu, Japan | Kitagata, Japan

Oda clan

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Yamanashi Prefecture | Kariya, Japan | Inuyama, Japan | Tamba, Japan | Kiyosu, Japan

Kiso River

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nagoya, Japan | Gifu Prefecture | Minokamo, Japan | Inazawa, Japan | Ichinomiya, Japan

Nōbi Plain

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nagoya, Japan | Gifu Prefecture | Gifu, Japan | Wanouchi, Japan | Ama, Japan

Ise Bay

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nagoya, Japan | Gifu Prefecture | Kuwana, Japan | Yokkaichi, Japan | Tahara, Japan

Owari Domain

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nagoya, Japan | Inuyama, Japan | Komaki, Japan | Minokamo, Japan | Ama, Japan

Merger and dissolution of municipalities of Japan

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Ikata, Japan | Fuji, Japan | Shimizu-ku, Shizuoka | Sotogahama, Japan | Tanohata, Japan

Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Connects Kanie, Japan to: South Korea | Korea | Nagoya, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Aomori Prefecture

Sengoku period

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Kyoto, Japan | Nagasaki, JAP | Aomori, Japan | Kamaishi, Japan | Toyohashi, Japan

Meiji period

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Nagasaki, JAP | Kamaishi, Japan | Hirosaki, Japan | Kisarazu, Japan | Nishio, Japan

Tokugawa shogunate

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Hawaii | Kyoto, Japan | Yokohama, Japan | Fukushima (city), Japan

Edo period

Connects Kanie, Japan to: Tokyo, Japan | Nagoya, Japan | Osaka, Japan | Sendai, Japan | Chiba Prefecture