Notsuke Peninsula is a beautiful stretch of open land and sea, with wetland on one side and pebbles and stones on the other side facing the Pacific. There is much wildlife here, and few buildings.
During winter the wind and snow can be brutal, and any building must be able to stand against the storms. This shed seems feeble, but looking closely you’ll se that each corner of the roof is tied to the ground with thick nylon ropes. It may stand against tough winds, but a tsunami might be too much.
Last updated on 16 May 2021
