Lake Kamo

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The largest lake on Sado Island, famous for its oyster farming. Visitors can enjoy peaceful views of the lake with Mt. Kinpoku in the background and taste fresh oysters, which are a representative delicacy of the island.

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SADO NO KIWAMI Vol.4: The Ultimate Marine Activity–Standup Paddling in the Ocean-Connected Lake Kamo

SADO NO KIWAMI Vol.4: The Ultimate Marine Activity–Standup Paddling in the Ocean-Connected Lake Kamo

Niigata Prefecture

Lake Kamo

Address
Sado-shi, Niigata
Website
https://www.visitsado.com/
Operator
Sado Tourism Association

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