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Shaima sails Hylas 63 into Yunotsu Bay, a narrow fjord-like inlet on the Sea of Japan coast, after encountering gusts up to 40 knots with calm seas on passage.0:17 Yunotsu is a 1,300-year-old UNESCO World Heritage village; the stop includes the historic onsen, a stone torii Shinto shrine, and traditional Japanese architecture preserved under heritage rules.0:11 Japanese fishing boats in the harbor draw a comparison to Indonesian and Philippine vessels — high bows for rough Sea of Japan conditions, large lamps for night fishing.0:50 A car tour then reaches Ginzan village, set in a valley that housed one of the world's largest silver mines during the Edo period under Tokugawa shogunate ownership.4:34 Ginzan is also a World Heritage site, with the magistrate's office, sake distillery, family homes, and multiple temples and shrines intact.6:00 The Rakanji Temple holds 500 individually carved stone Buddhas.10:50 Tsunami protection infrastructure — rounded concrete wave deflectors and metal barriers — appears at a coastal stop between the two villages, noted as necessary given the Sea of Japan's earthquake frequency.4:08

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