Shin-maizuru
Japan
A port city on Maizuru Bay in northern Kyoto Prefecture, Shin-maizuru sits where the bay meets the Sea of Japan. The eastern harbour has served as a naval base since the Imperial Japanese Navy era and remains a Maritime Self-Defense Force installation today, while the western harbour has functioned as a commercial port since the era of the kitamaebune trading ships. The city also claims, alongside Kure in Hiroshima Prefecture, to be the birthplace of nikujaga, the Japanese meat-and-potato stew.
- Nearest water from center 0.0 km0.0 mi
- Nearest mountain from center 4.8 km3.0 mi
Nearest airports
Climate · monthly averages
J
4°39°
115mm4.5in
F
4°40°
100mm4.0in
M
7°45°
130mm5.2in
A
12°54°
130mm5.1in
M
17°62°
160mm6.3in
J
21°70°
195mm7.7in
J
25°77°
225mm8.9in
A
26°79°
150mm6.0in
S
22°72°
205mm8.1in
O
17°62°
155mm6.2in
N
12°53°
100mm3.9in
D
6°44°
105mm4.2in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗