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Yokosuka Fishing Charter, Kanagawa: Tokyo Bay off Hashirimizu
Masanobu-maru's own photo gallery says visitors from overseas are welcome. Fish Tokyo Bay off Hashirimizu in Yokosuka, a morning from Tokyo. -
Ogasawara Fishing Charter, Tokyo: Amberjack off Chichijima
Feel the amberjack bite aboard Hiyuu-maru off Chichijima — a UNESCO island reachable by 24-hour ferry from Tokyo for one final morning on the water. -
Ohara Fishing Charter, Chiba: Take the Wakashio, Come Home with Fish
A morning off Ohara that gave up nothing, an afternoon where everyone landed red sea bream — 70 minutes from Tokyo, and Fukumaru meets you at the station. -
Ibaraki Fishing Charter: Kuji Red Sea Bream Before Lunch
Discover why a playing card decides your sea bream seat at Kuji Fishing Port, land 3 to 9 fish off Hitachi, then build your own sashimi bowl nearby. -
Sakata Fishing Charter, Yamagata: Chase Amberjack, Eat by Night
Chase amberjack 40km off Sakata aboard Izanami, then sit down to the Shonai coast's day-boat catch at Nanatsuhan — one Yamagata day, sea to table. -
Tomioka Fishing Charter, Fukushima: 7 Minutes from Station to Sea
Train to port in 7 minutes, fish a half-day charter aboard Choei-maru, then walk to dinner — Tomioka's car-free fishing day. -
Sanriku Fishing Charter, Iwate: Feel the Swell Break at 5:30
Board Ebisumaru at 5:30 in Okirai, feel the swell hit the moment you clear the bay, and taste Sanriku's catch by noon — no rental car needed. -
Catch, Cook, Dine – Japan’s Most Authentic Sea-to-Table Fishing Experience
Half-day fishing at Aihama Port, Chiba. Fresh-catch sea-to-table dinner at Wakasuzu. English guide, beginner-friendly, full rental tackle. $200–$300 per person. -
Feel the Strike, Taste Tanabe’s Sea Bream Fresh-Cut at Sunset
Cast your line in Tanabe Bay, feel the strike of aji and madai, taste sashimi-fresh the same day at Uogokoro — a 3-hour sea-to-table adventure for first-timers. -
Why You Should Fish Kanazawa Port?
Half-Day Hokuriku Shinkansen Fishing Guide Introduction Kanazawa already has everything: Kenroku-en Garden, the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, labyrinthine samurai districts, and some of the finest seafood markets in Japan. Why...
