Girūku

Girūku [ぎるうく/ Sunpaku: ぎるうく] is a city located on Dainan, in Zōhai Prefecture. As of 2020, it had an estimated population of around 29,000.
Girūku flourished as a centre of commerce and trading from the 13th century and became a hub for the growing merchant class in the 1700s. The city is located on the eastern coast of Dainan, facing the shores of Aoma Prefecture, and was originally adjoined to the neighbouring city of Tatai before the two settlements were split in 1951. Much of the city's northern region is surrounded by hills, which are used to graze cattle. 
The Girūku Market is a large flea market that is scattered over an area of several streets, though much of the land it is on is constantly relocated or bought for expansion of businesses. With the expansion of shopping/recreational businesses in the area, Girūku has become the most popular tourist destinations on the east coast. It is home to a large ferris wheel (which has become a sort of landmark), a small convention center, several shopping plazas, arcades, karaoke parlours, a 10-story hotel named 'Sandy Tower' and several beaches. Girūkushi Beach attracts many scuba divers and surfers.