Toyama Bay

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bay

Toyama Bay is a deep, semi-enclosed bay on the northern coast of Japan’s Honshu island, known for its rich fisheries, steep underwater topography, and bioluminescent firefly squid.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Toyama Bay canonical 14
Toyama Bay area 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
adjacentCity Himi
Namerikawa
Nanao
Takaoka
Toyama
Uozu
basinCountry Japan
climateInfluence heavy snowfall on surrounding coastal areas
coast northern coast of Honshu
country Japan
economicActivity aquaculture
commercial fishing
marine transport
hasFeature deep seabed near coastline
nutrient upwelling
steep continental slope close to shore
submarine canyons
hasJapaneseName 富山湾
knownFor abundant seafood
bioluminescent firefly squid
cold, nutrient-rich waters
deep submarine canyons
glass shrimp fisheries
hotaru-ika (firefly squid) viewing
rich fisheries
steep underwater topography
winter yellowtail fisheries
locatedIn central Japan
locatedInPrefecture Ishikawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
Toyama Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Chūbu region
locatedOn Honshu
marineLife firefly squid
glass shrimp
mackerel
sardines
various crab species
yellowtail
maximumDepth over 1000 metres
ocean Pacific Ocean basin
partOf Sea of Japan
tourism coastal scenery
firefly squid observation cruises
seafood tourism
waterBodyType semi-enclosed bay

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Namerikawa coastline Toyama Bay
subject linked to: Namerikawa, Toyama, Japan
Fushiki regionServed Toyama Bay area
linked to: Toyama Bay
Honshu coast hasMajorBay Toyama Bay
Etchū Province coastlineOn Toyama Bay
Hotaruika Museum locatedNear Toyama Bay
Fushiki Port near Toyama Bay
Port of Toyama bodyOfWater Toyama Bay
Jinzū River mouthLocation Toyama Bay
Jōganji River flowsInto Toyama Bay
Jinzu River mouthLocatedIn Toyama Bay
Kurobe River mouthLocation Toyama Bay
Shō River mouthLocatedIn Toyama Bay
Shō River flowsInto Toyama Bay