In conjunction with the Japan Coast Guard’s “Zero Marine Accidents Campaign” (16th–31st), the Tomakomai Coast Guard Office and volunteer marine safety instructors conducted a joint patrol on the 20th in the waters around Yūfutsu Marina in Tomakomai City.
Tomakomai City
Tomakomai City is a port city located in Hokkaido, Japan, known for its industrial and economic significance. Established in the late 19th century, it grew rapidly due to its paper manufacturing, fishing, and later, petrochemical industries. The city also offers natural attractions like Lake Utonai, a Ramsar wetland site, blending industrial development with environmental preservation.
Yūfutsu Marina
Yūfutsu Marina is a scenic marina located in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan, known for its beautiful coastal views and recreational boating opportunities. The area is part of the broader Yūfutsu region, which has historical ties to the indigenous Ainu culture and later became an important industrial and port zone. Today, the marina serves as a leisure destination, offering yacht harbors, waterfront dining, and access to the natural beauty of Uchiura Bay.
Tomakomai Coast Guard Office
The Tomakomai Coast Guard Office is a regional branch of the Japan Coast Guard responsible for maritime safety, search and rescue, and law enforcement in the waters near Tomakomai, Hokkaido. Established to protect one of Hokkaido’s key industrial ports, it plays a vital role in monitoring ship traffic, preventing smuggling, and responding to emergencies in the surrounding area. The office contributes to the safety of one of Japan’s busiest shipping routes, particularly for trade and fisheries.
