Shisaki

Shisaki [尔縁; しさき] is a city located in far eastern Kawara Prefecture. As of 2020, it had an estimated population of 93,000. 
Much of Shisaki is surrounded by rocky, jagged cliffs overlooking the ocean; its wide area spreads over a flat, well-irrigated plain which has promoted the rice farming industry there. In Shisaki's southern ward sits Mount Tsuri, overlooking the city's extensive industrial parks and factories. The Kayo River also flows through the centre of the city. Shisaki Harbour is the main harbour and is used by both commercial fishing vessels and passenger ships. The harbour is a regular stopover for both domestic and foreign ships, and is becoming an authentic international trading port. 
The economy of Shisaki depends largely on fishing, the processing of raw materials, and the production of technological goods. Rice is a big export, along with sweet peas, bell peppers, tea and hemp. Major marine products include kelp, mackerel, tuna, spiny lobster and sweetfish.
== Local attractions ==
* Shisaki Harbour Festival [Shisaki Tōzai] is a festival held at Shisaki Harbour, and features rowing and archery contests. There are also street stalls, a fireworks display, and traditional costume pageants.
* Utori Temple is a worship site built on a seaside cliff outside Shisaki's northern ward. According to myth, the main deity of the temple is the father of the first Emperor of Kanton, Ukire no Kamisaki. Visitors pray for success in financial endeavours and general good fortune; it is also traditionally visited by local fishermen to give thanks after catching a large haul. 
* Hirahana Bridge, a large ornamental bridge crossing the Kayo River
* Merchant's House Museum, a 17th-century merchant's abode open for tours