Overview
On the fishing boat cruise, a fisherman will guide you around Kamaishi Bay in a small fishing boat! Kamaishi Bay is split between an industrial port and a beautiful bay with pristine natural scenery. The fisherman will show you the Ria coast's landscapes and take you to scenic spots in Kamaishi Bay accessible only by small boats Feel free to ask the fisherman any questions about fishing in Kamaishi. You will also have the chance to hear about the Great East Japan Earthquake's devastating tsunami and see up close the Guinness World Record-holding deepest bay mouth breakwater (63 meters).
Why travelers book this
What's Included
- All Fees and Taxes
What's Not Included
- ■Comfortable clothing ■Shoes (no sandals) ■Rain gear ■Drinks ※Windbreakers or additional outerwear are also recommended.
Meeting & Pickup
Meeting point, pickup options and start time are confirmed on Viator before checkout.
Itinerary
Stop 1
You can view the industrial port of Kamaishi Bay from the sea. By getting up close to the Guinness World Record-holding deepest bay mouth breakwater (63 meters), you can appreciate the significant role of the breakwater. You’ll also enjoy the scenery of the ria coast and a frontal view of the Kamaishi Daikanon, and be guided to hidden spots in Kamaishi Bay accessible only by boat, such as Ozaki Shrine (Okumiya) and Aoiuehama. 10 minutes.
Stop 2
Don't forget to take a commemorative photo with the Kamaishi Daikanon in the background! Then move to see Ebisu-sama behind the torii gate, memorial monument, and the Kamome -Seagull- Island Island from the ship. 30 minutes.
Stop 3
This area features upraised rocks and rocks eroded by waves. 10 minutes.
Stop 4
A beach accessible only by boat. Aodashihama is home to Osaki Shrine, where Japanese Emperor Yamatotakeru and Minamoto Yoriyoshi are enshrined. During the Kamaishi Festival in October, a boat festival is held where the shrine's sacred object is transported to Ozaki Shrine at Aoiuehama. *Landing is not permitted during active bear seasons.
Stop 5
Xtending from Tachigane Island, this breakwater was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2010 as the deepest breakwater in the world. Be sure to take a commemorative photo with the record plaque! 10 minutes.
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Preschool children are not allowed to board.
- Only individuals who can board on their own are accepted.
- Intoxicated individuals are not allowed to board.