Is Tokyo near the sea?

Question 1: Is Tokyo, the capital of Japan, near the sea? The distance is not very far.

Question 2: Is there a beach in Tokyo? There are, for example, Dao Jiang, Shidao Island, Yuzhaibin, Bailiangbang Bathroom, etc.

Tokyo, formerly known as Edo, is one of the major cities in Japan since the Tokugawa shogunate era. Meiji Restoration moved its capital to Edo and changed its name to Tokyo, which has since become the capital of Japan. Later, it gradually developed into a hub center in many fields such as politics, economy, culture and transportation in Japan, and it is also one of the cities with the highest economic development and wealth in the world. According to the built-up area, population and gross national product, Tokyo is the largest city in Asia, the second largest city in the world and one of the largest economic centers in the world.

Question 3: Is there a sea in Tokyo, Japan? What's your name? No, you can bite the map if you don't believe it, but there are other waters in your sea area.

Like Tokyo Bay.

Question 4: What beaches are there near Tokyo, Japan? Seaside parks also have so-called beaches, but they are very watery. . . I can hardly swim. . . For the bathing beach, the southern Hunan coast between nearby Kamakura and Jiangzhi Island is very famous and the sea view is beautiful. The rice-wool coast in Chiba Prefecture and the 99-mile coast are also good.

Question 5: What are the waters around Tokyo, Japan? Try to be more detailed, thank you! Tokyo, in a broad sense, is the Pacific Ocean (the surrounding part), the Philippine Sea (north of Tokyo), the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea (west and southwest of Tokyo).

The nearest bay is Yokohama Bay.

Question 6: Where is Japan near the sea? The following are all counties.

Nagasaki

Miyazaki City (port city on the southeast coast of Kyushu Island, Japan)

Kagoshima

Kumamoto

saga

Fukuoka

Oita

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Hiroshima

Matsuyama

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Takamatsu

Tokushima

Sungkiang

Tottori

taipan

Wakayama

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toyama

shizuoka

Koushui/Short for Tianjin

Nagoya

Hengbang

Tokyo

Chiba

Mito

Niigata

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Aomori Prefecture (Port City of Japan)

Question 7: Which cities (towns) in Japan are near the sea? From north to south, there are Neinei, Otaru Hakodate, Kushiro (Hokkaido), Aomori Akita, Sendai, Niigata, Tokyo, Yokohama, Odahara, Rehai, Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Toyama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Tottori, Akashi, Hiroshima, Nan Zhou and Shimonoseki.

Question 8: Tokyo has the characteristics of maritime climate. Why is Japan so small and surrounded by the sea, but it is strongly influenced by the ocean? The average temperature in Tokyo in summer is lower than that in Beijing, and the average temperature in winter is higher than that in Beijing, that is, the temperature is small throughout the year; The annual precipitation is more than that in Beijing. The climate is maritime.

Question 9: Briefly introduce the famous tourist attractions in Japan, including beaches and traditional Japanese culture. Japan's famous place with traditional Japanese culture should be Kyoto, and Nara is also about 50 kilometers away from Beijing. Generally, Kyoto, Nara and Osaka are all a tourist route, all within 50 or 60 kilometers. Osaka can see the sea, but I don't think it is the kind of sea view with good natural scenery. At150km east of Kyoto, there is the oldest Ise Shrine in Japan, which is dedicated to the ancestors of the Japanese royal family. There is a snack street outside the shrine, which sells many Japanese desserts and snacks, the most famous of which is' Chifu cake' (red bean paste outside and rice cake inside). Ten kilometers to the east of Ise Shrine is Ise Bay, with a good sea view, and further south is Yu Ying Bay, where the sea view is quite beautiful.

Question 10: Which coastal cities in Japan are Yokohama, Kobe, Fukuoka, Hakodate, Hiroshima, Kawasaki, Wugang, Nagasaki, Nagoya, Osaka, Otaru and Tokyo?