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Kesennuma is a historic fishing port sited at the mouth of a scenic bay that opens to the ocean. It is among the top 5 fishing towns in Japan and the daily catches of its fishermen find their way to the famed Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo. Until recent times, the city was Japan's busiest port for processing bonito and swordfish.
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40.7484404, -73.9856554
Location(text)
350 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10118
Latitude
40.7484404
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-73.98565539999998
Location
40.7484404,-73.98565539999998
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RIJS
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KH
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One Page
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English
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https://five.partner.archive-it.org/1131/crawls/7472/crawl/255131
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English Title
One Year After the Japan Earthquake: A Journey, Part III | World Monuments Fund
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Kesennuma is a historic fishing port sited at the mouth of a scenic bay that opens to the ocean. It is among the top 5 fishing towns in Japan and the daily catches of its fishermen find their way to the famed Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo. Until recent times, the city was Japan"s busiest port for processing bonito and swordfish.
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http://wayback.archive-it.org/7472/20160601000000/https://www.wmf.org/blog/one-year-after-japan-earthquake-journey-part-iii
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https://www.wmf.org/blog/one-year-after-japan-earthquake-journey-part-iii