Sanriku Fukko (Reconstruction) National Park
Sanriku Fukko (Reconstruction) National Park
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Sanriku Fukko National Park is a national park established in May 2013 in order to contribute to the reconstruction of the Sanriku area affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The size of the park is approximately 250km in lengthwise. The northern part has magnificent large cliffs called the “Alps of the Sea,” and the southern part continues with an elegantly shaped ria coast. On the coast, there are breeding grounds of seabirds such as the black-tailed gull and the streaked shearwater. In addition, a variety of coastal plants adapted to the cold sea fog (Yamase: cold, moist easterly winds) and the unique coastal environment are growing, and wildlife can be observed closely.Eelgrass beds and seaweed beds have been formed in the shallow sea area, and they are also a place to support marine biodiversity.
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fizzy1991
Nashville, TN5,954 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
This may be a reconstruction of this area after the tsunami of 2011 but it is breathtaking now. Worth the drive and the prize of Jodogahama beach at the end. Make sure you skip a rock or two into the water. Weekends are crowded though.
Written 5 May 2024
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k_matsu132
Kushiro, Japan23,243 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
I traveled to Iwate Prefecture last fall and the Sanriku Coast in northern Miyagi Prefecture this May. "Sanriku Fukko National Park" was established in May 2013 to contribute to the reconstruction of the Sanriku region affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
In terms of form, reconstruction seems to be progressing, with seawalls of very high heights stretching endlessly and new settlements built on small hills and other places in each town. However, I have heard that not many people return to the place and live a new life. I still felt that it would take a lot of time and manpower to recover.
In terms of form, reconstruction seems to be progressing, with seawalls of very high heights stretching endlessly and new settlements built on small hills and other places in each town. However, I have heard that not many people return to the place and live a new life. I still felt that it would take a lot of time and manpower to recover.
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Written 28 August 2024
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