Noroshi Fishing Port Facilities Begin Partial Operation
Overview
At Noroshi Fishing Port (Noroshi District), which was damaged in the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, the remaining section of the -3.0 m quay and part of the adjacent boat launch have begun operation following disaster recovery work carried out on behalf of the national government. Local fishing boats can now be landed and launched without difficulty. Restoration of the remaining facilities is targeted for completion in fiscal year 2027.
Key points
- The remaining section of the -3.0 m quay and part of the adjacent boat launch have newly begun operation.
- Local fishing boats can now be landed and launched without difficulty.
- Restoration of the remaining damaged facilities is targeted for completion in fiscal year 2027.
Overview
The 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake caused land uplift, reducing the depth of the harbor basin and navigation channel, and raising the quay height, which made landing catches difficult at Noroshi Fishing Port (Noroshi District).
Impact
With this partial start of operations, local fishing boats can be landed and launched without difficulty.
Details
Work on the -3.0 m quay began in May 2025, and partial operations began in March 2026. This time, the remaining section and part of the adjacent boat launch were covered.
The facilities are located at Noroshi Fishing Port (Noroshi District). The fishing port is managed by the Governor of Ishikawa Prefecture, and the location extends from Noroshi Town to Noroshi Shinmachi in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture.