Location List

This features the Noto Peninsula's Ria Coast, which is characterized by numerous small and large coves. Although it is a small bay, with a width of 1 km east to west and 1.5 km north to south, its ...

This is the waterfront area between berths 1 and 2 of Onahama Port. It serves as a hub for tourism and interaction, with attractions such as an aquarium and a tourist and produce center. The proxim...

This is a major international trade port in the Chubu region that opened on August 4, 1899 (Meiji 32). In recent years, it has been utilized as a filming location for action movies, dramas, streami...

Located at the southern tip of Awaji Island. Fukiagehama Beach is a white-sand beach where several films and TV dramas have been shot. No cityscape on the opposite shore. Swimming is not allowed.

Niigata port has prospered as one of the important ports at the Sea of Japan side.

Shiogama Seafood Wholesale Market is home to over 140 seafood stalls dealing in fresh fish, processed marine products, and salted and dried seafood. With Shiogama Port located right next door, the ...

It is the departure and arrival point for steamships that travel between Shiogama and the Urato Islands, remote islands off of Shiogama, and it is also where sightseeing boats go to and from Matsus...

A bench by the sea in Karatsu. The brick-paved walkway and street lights give the impression of a port town.

It is a quiet port town.

The Ariake reclaimed fishing port was completed in 2015.

The morning sun goes up from the Ariake Ocean. This photograph is taken in Tara Town.

The fishing Port under Nagoya Bridge.

Fishing port close to Genkai Sea.

Isolated island with a population of 700 people.

Kawashiri prospered as a port town and its streets are lined with historic cultural assets and important scenic structures, such as the Kawashiri Rice Warehouse Remains and the Funatsukiba Wharf, b...

The shrine is famous for its torii gate in the sea and an optical phenomenon known as Shiranui (mirage of fire), which appears at night over open water from the end of August to mid-September.

The picturesque Okoshiki Beach is famous for its beautiful sandy crescent pattern created by the ebb and flow of the ocean.