by Kazu
I think it was the first time for me to see such salvage fleet closely in Japan. I've ever seen the one in Unalaska, Alaska, U.S. several years ago.I was not sure what the salvage ship would pick up offshore of Kushiro City but I was overwhelmed a little bit by the size of the ship and the courage to go offshore with this systematic facility.
Different from the scenery of the city including the wharf, the passengers on the sidewalk in the town were very few but the beauty of the city was getting better, I thought. The accommodation facilities had got better too, I thought.
The crews of the salvage fleet could see the Nusamai Bridge and the Fishermen's Wharf like this. They must be so looking forward to savor the culinary delights sourced locally and drink. "Kitanokatsu"is one of the most famous and delicious Japanese sake brewed in the city and the brewery leave some of them in the gallery of the coalmine under the seabed for a year. The Japanese sake is called "Sokojikara"
Different from the scenery of the city including the wharf, the passengers on the sidewalk in the town were very few but the beauty of the city was getting better, I thought. The accommodation facilities had got better too, I thought.
The crews of the salvage fleet could see the Nusamai Bridge and the Fishermen's Wharf like this. They must be so looking forward to savor the culinary delights sourced locally and drink. "Kitanokatsu"is one of the most famous and delicious Japanese sake brewed in the city and the brewery leave some of them in the gallery of the coalmine under the seabed for a year. The Japanese sake is called "Sokojikara"

































