Shimoda

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Shimoda is a coastal city on Japan’s Izu Peninsula historically significant as one of the first ports opened to the United States in the mid-19th century.

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Surface form Occurrences
Shimoda City 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
BlackShipFestivalCommemorates arrival of Commodore Perry’s Black Ships
connectedByRailLine Izu Kyūkō Line NERFINISHED
country Japan
governingBody Shimoda City Government NERFINISHED
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCoastlineFeature Shimoda Bay NERFINISHED
hasCulturalFestival Black Ship Festival NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalRole early treaty port
site of early Russia–Japan relations
site of early US–Japan relations
hasMainEconomicActivity agriculture
fishing
tourism
hasMunicipalStatusSince 20th century
hasNearbyIsland Izu Islands (offshore region) NERFINISHED
hasPopulationScale tens of thousands
hasPort Port of Shimoda NERFINISHED
hasRailwayStation Izukyū-Shimoda Station NERFINISHED
hasSettlementType city
hasTourismType beach resort
hot spring resort
historicalPeriod late Edo period NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance one of the first Japanese ports opened to the United States
isPartOf Japan’s treaty ports history
isPortCity true
knownFor coastal scenery
historical sites related to opening of Japan
hot springs
surfing beaches
language Japanese
locatedIn Shizuoka Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Chūbu region NERFINISHED
locatedInSubregion Tōkai region NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Japan Standard Time
locatedOn Izu Peninsula NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
notableEvent arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry’s fleet
negotiation of Treaty of Shimoda between Japan and Russia
openedToForeignTrade mid-19th century
openedToRussia 1855
openedToUnitedStates 1854
railwayOperator Izukyū Corporation NERFINISHED
treatyInvolved Treaty of Kanagawa NERFINISHED
Treaty of Shimoda NERFINISHED
UTCOffset +9
writingSystem Japanese writing system

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Treaty of Shimoda signedAt Shimoda
Treaty of Shimoda openedPort Shimoda
Izu Peninsula hasCity Shimoda
Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan contains Shimoda
subject surface form: Shizuoka Prefecture
this entity surface form: Shimoda City