Overview
A sea road in Uto that appears only at low tide, with electricity poles standing out into the water.
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Nagabeta Kaishoro is a road built in the Ariake Sea in Uto, Kumamoto Prefecture. It was built in 1979 (Showa 54) to secure convenience for fishermen engaged in laver farming and shellfish gathering. It is about 1 km long, made of concrete, with 24 utility poles lined along the road.
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