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The 13 pages that link to Kobe, each with the reason it gives.

• OsakaRelated: Kobe and Osaka form closely connected centers of the Keihanshin urban region.

• YokohamaCompared with: Like Yokohama, Kobe grew through international trade after Japan opened treaty ports.

• Kansai regionBroader topic: Its harbor and international connections complement Osaka’s inland commercial role.

• Akashi Kaikyo BridgeRelated: Kobe is the bridge’s western landfall.

• Hyōgo PrefectureBroader topic: The prefectural capital anchors Hyōgo’s southern coast and international port.

• Awaji IslandRelated: Kobe is the Honshu-side gateway to Awaji across the Akashi Strait.

• TeppanyakiRelated: The modern restaurant style is closely associated with its postwar emergence in Kobe.

• Doolittle RaidBroader topic: Kobe was among the urban targets hit by the bombers.

• Great Hanshin earthquakeBroader topic: Kobe suffered the earthquake’s greatest concentration of destruction and deaths.

• Chiune SugiharaRelated: Some refugees who traveled on Sugihara's visas reached Japan and settled temporarily in Kobe.

• HimejiRelated: Kobe is Himeji’s prefectural capital and a nearby regional center.

• Kazuo TaokaNarrower topic: The port city was the Yamaguchi-gumi’s base as Taoka expanded its influence.

• Michio MiyagiRelated: Miyagi was born in Kobe in 1894.