Kusake

Kusake [華耏; くさけ] is a city located on the northern coast of Heisai Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of around 15,000. 
Kusake is known for being the historical site of the Battle of JIan Village, during which native Summui soldiers cornered and slaughtered many Kantonese men on Jian Beach, forcing the survivors to surrender and flee. To this day, the city has a heavy Summui influence, with its architecture and cultural properties sharing similarities to those on the Zōhai islands. 
Kusake is also known for its scenic coastal spots, particularly the aforementioned Jian Beach, and its natural hot springs [fukko in the local dialect], of which several are operated by municipality. Many traditional inns [yoto] also operate near these areas, usually with their own private hot spring facilities. Kusake is recognised across the north of Kanton as being one of the most inexpensive and beautiful places to holiday in a traditional yoto, and these inns can attract many visitors especially in winter.
Kusake's economy relies mostly on rice and potato farming, along with the cultivation of herbs and tea plants. It does not have a fishing industry, mostly because its shores are bordered by hills and cliffs and there are few beaches.