Nōyū Bay

Nōyū Bay [午滾港 のうゆう・もん] is a bay located along the central western coast of Saka Prefecture in the north of Kanton. It is known for being the location of the Port of Wakada, the most significant harbour in the prefecture and one of the largest in the Honzura region.
The bay has been a centre of fishing, seafaring and maritime activity since ancient times. It is believed by historians to be the site of earliest known contact with foreign ships, having been visited by Chinese sailors in the 4th century; although none settled there, it is believed that trade occurred. Nōyū Bay is a popular tourist destination due to its white sandy beaches, distinctive cliffs, and picturesque views of the ocean. 
The bay was hit hard by the effects of the 2011 Kanjō Bay disaster, and a huge amount of damage was caused to ships, fishing vessels, and infrastructure, and not least the death and injury of many fishermen who were out working when the tsunami hit.