Where: Japan · Asia · approx. 33.95, 130.96 (vicinity only)
Why this spot: Special export port from 1889; by 1916 Japan's busiest port for foreign ships, coal and continental trade; Retro district preserved from 1995
What turns up: brick and glass frags in riprap pockets, Meiji-Taisho architecture
Access: Gray area.
Public wharf promenades in an active strait port; eyes-only along the water, no digging or seawall scrambling, buried relics reportable under the Cultural Properties Protection Law
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