Misumi West Port
A carefully engineered Meiji-era harbour of cut stone, with canals and quays, lies near the tip of the peninsula. It is one of the few ports of its era to survive largely intact.
Pousita mape faigofie · Japan
32.6222° N / 130.6618° E
A coastal city at the root of the Uto Peninsula, facing two inland seas with a Meiji-era stone port at its western tip.





Taone e tasi, lagona e lima
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I te pakitala



Te mape
Uki sits in Kumamoto Prefecture at the base of the Uto Peninsula, which reaches west toward the Amakusa islands. On a map the city stretches along the peninsula. The Ariake Sea lies to the north and the Yatsushiro Sea to the south, and small towns and fishing harbours are strung along both shores. Hills run down the centre of the peninsula, with farmland and orchards on their lower slopes.
At the western end lies Misumi West Port, a stone harbour built in the late nineteenth century to Dutch designs. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution. The Yatsushiro Sea off Uki's coast is also associated with the shiranui, a rare optical phenomenon of flickering lights on the water described in local tradition.
A Uki map poster traces a long, narrow city defined by its shorelines. Coastal roads follow the edge of the land, while a railway runs out along the peninsula toward the port. Smaller settlements appear as clusters where valleys meet the sea. The water surrounding almost every side gives the map a strong, clean silhouette.
A carefully engineered Meiji-era harbour of cut stone, with canals and quays, lies near the tip of the peninsula. It is one of the few ports of its era to survive largely intact.
The Ariake Sea and the Yatsushiro Sea border the city on opposite sides. On the map the peninsula becomes a long strip of land between two open bodies of water.
Hills run along the centre of the peninsula, with roads and small valleys branching toward the coasts. This inland ridge divides the city's northern and southern shores.
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Kaia a Uki
Uki is a place of coastal drives, fishing harbours and evenings looking across the water toward Amakusa. A map of the peninsula keeps that geography in view for residents, for visitors and for anyone with family roots in Kumamoto.
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