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An uninhabited island off the tip of the Tsuruga peninsula, known for clear water and white sand.
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A small uninhabited island floating off the tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula in Tsuruga. It is characterized by highly transparent water and a white-sand beach, and has the nickname Hawaii of Hokuriku. In the swimming season many families and couples visit, and during the swimming period a ferry runs every day to cross to the island.
Source fuku-e.com ↗Official website
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