Kahokugata Lagoon
河北潟
Ishikawa's largest lake is a former saltwater lagoon now used for large-scale farming, dairy, and competitive rowing activities.
What it is
- A coastal lagoon formed by the Uchinada Sand Dunes in central Ishikawa Prefecture.
- The largest lake area in the prefecture spanning Kanazawa City and Uchinada Town.
- A freshwater body created by a major reclamation project that began in 1960.
- A historic site formerly known as Hasu-ko or Taisei-ko with reclamation dating back to 1672.
What to see
- Reclaimed land currently utilized for large-scale farming and dairy production.
- A water surface area of 4.20 square kilometers used as a prefectural rowing course.
- Natural habitats supporting the endangered eastern marsh harrier bird species.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kahokugata Lagoon Open in Google Maps
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