Tsukumo Bay

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Tsukumo Bay is a very beautiful bay woven by complexly intertwined coastlines. The scenery of calm ocean and lush green islands heals visiting people. By enjoying a boat trip on the sea, you can fully enjoy the rich marine formative beauty of Noto.

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Noto Town

Tsukumo Bay

Address
1-11-8 Ichinose, Noto-cho, Hosu-gun, Ishikawa
Website
https://notocho.jp/
Operator
Noto Town Tourism Guide

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