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The 8 pages that link to Hyōgo Prefecture, each with the reason it gives.

• KobeNarrower topic: Kobe became Hyogo’s capital and largest city as the prefecture took shape.

• Kansai regionBroader topic: It contains Kobe and links Kansai’s northern and southern coasts.

• Awaji IslandNarrower topic: Awaji Island is administratively part of Hyōgo Prefecture.

• Okayama PrefectureCompared with: Its eastern border makes it the key neighboring prefecture toward Kansai.

• Osaka PrefectureCompared with: Hyōgo borders Osaka and gives Kansai a larger, more geographically varied western counterpart.

• Great Hanshin earthquakeNarrower topic: The disaster struck its southern area and took its official regional name.

• Kyoto PrefectureCompared with: Like Kyoto, it spans both inland and northern coastal areas, but covers a broader region.

• HimejiNarrower topic: Himeji is one of Hyōgo’s major cities and lies in its southwestern part.