Sechi

Sechi [睿; せち / Sunpaku: せちゃ] is a city located in western Zōhai Prefecture, facing the island of Shimi. As of 2022, it has an estimated population of around 15,000.
The city's coastal location makes it a popular destination for visitors to Shimi Island. Sechi has several sandy beaches and designated camping areas with bathroom facilities. The view of the rocky western coastline is well-known as one of Kanton's best, with impressive and prehistoric rock formations dramatically rising from the land and sea. The Zamui Cliffs are perhaps the most popular area of this stretch of coast.
Sechi's main crops are potatoes and the edible sea grapes known as nipu in Sunpaku. There are also several rice paddies, livestock farms and even a cattle breeding facility. Despite the city's proximity to the coast, a fishing industry never developed as the shore was not accessible. There is also a nōzan (potato liquor) distillery in Sechi which produces several varieties of the beverage.