Kessa

Kessa [砂浅; けっさ] is a city located in northern Ganyama Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of around 12,000. 
Kessa is located on a large, wide peninsula known as Kessa Point, which forms the eastern side of Nagidaki Bay. The city is built on a large plateau of land which is bordered by sandy beaches and cliffs lined with marram grass. In 2008 it was found to be one of the coldest cities in Kanton, with an average daily temperature of 10 degrees Celcius. Kessa is known for its production of seaweed, mostly a regional variety known as kessa hasuda.
Local attractions include Esukesai Beach, the Kessa Fishing Museum, and Shinbyō Temple, which is said to be at least eight hundred years old.