Location of Fishing Grounds
Favorable fishing grounds are observed two or three nautical miles offshore over an area of more than ten nautical miles between Cape Hirakubo and Cape Sakieda on Ishigaki Island, Okinawa Prefecture; two or three nautical milesoffshore over an area of more than ten nautical miles Cape Shiraho and Ibaruma on the same island; or in several locations two or three nautical milesoffshore between Funauki Port on Iriomote Island and Hatoma Island, and between Kanokawa Bay on Iriomote Island and Sakiyama Village. Although seas around Kuba Island (called Senkaku Islands on nautical charts) have yet to be sufficiently explored, good fishing grounds will surely be found little by little, since fish species come over to these coastal waters in great abundance.
Content
Journal of the Fisheries Society of Japan No.147 Okinawa Prefecture Fisheries Survey
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Document title | Journal of the Fisheries Society of Japan No.147 Okinawa Prefecture Fisheries Survey |
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Date created (Western calendar) | September 1894 |
Date created (Japanese era) | September, Meiji 27 |
Author(s) / Editor(s) | Harada Kakuji, Fisheries Society of Japan |
Publisher | Fisheries Society of Japan |
Name of publication | Journal of the Fisheries Society of Japan No.147 |
Content | Fiscal 1894 Summer Season (June & July) Okinawa Prefecture Fisheries Survey Report. The report states that seas around the Senkaku Islands (Kuba Island, Senkaku Islands on nautical charts) are visited by numerous fish species, but because exploration is still inadequate, it will surely be possible to find good fishing grounds in future. |
Language | Japanese |
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Public access | Open |
Repository | Okinawa Prefectural Archives![]() |
Medium | Paper |
Copies | 5 |
Reference No. | S1894090000103 |
How to access | Follow the licensing procedure at Okinawa Prefectural Archives. |
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