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– Hatake-jima Experimental Field, Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, FSERC, KyotoU. 4m 53sec
11 Mar 2024 Published
30 Jan 2024 Filmed
Hatake-jima Experimental Field, located in Tanabe Bay, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, is composed of Hatake-jima Island and Komaru-jima Islet, which are connected to the former in low tide. Hatake-jima Island was purchased by the national government and designated as the ‘Hatake-jima Experimental Field’ in 1968. The Century of Research Project have formally conducted long-term surveys in the experimental field since 1969.
Approximately 300 meters from north to south, Hatake-jima Island―with its sandy beaches, muddy sand flats, rocky shores, gravel shores, and cliffs―is home to various marine benthic organisms and coastal plants.
【Contact address】
Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, Field Science Education and Research Center, Kyoto University
Mail: riyou*seto.kyoto-u.ac.jp [Please change * to @]