鳥取県（漁協）

It seemed that I could catch horse mackerel, which was difficult to get close to fishing due to construction work this year.

(Fishing port) is erected in front of Tottori prefecture (fishing port). It is located in the Nishihama area of ​​Tottori Port and started landfilling in 1992. In 2011, the union office and general management facility were completed and shared. A monument (31st National Rich Sea Making Tottori Tournament) is also erected next to it. When you enter the entrance, you can see the panel, photos, and commemorative goods of the Tottori National Rich Sea Making Tournament held on October 30, 2011 (Sunday), 10 years ago, just as the monument says in the exhibition room on the right side. Etc. are on display. With the attendance of Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, a maritime welcome and stocking event was held in the Nishihama area of ​​Tottori Port, and their Majesties handed and released each one once. The emperor wrote the following about the scene at the time of the release. (People gathering in the quiet sea of ​​Tottori and the fry of flatfish pheasant) In the exhibition room, (Yukiyuki Kei Magazine) edited by Tottori Prefecture is placed for viewing, and the appearance and production of the fish released in it are posted. Another thing that must be remembered and passed down to posterity is the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11, 2011. ～ Good luck Japan Reconstruction from disaster ～ Is the theme of the sea-building competition on October 30, this year. The reception (disaster recovery gathering) was held on the 29th the day before. Ten years have passed since then, and the Tokyo Olympic Games are scheduled to be held from Friday, July 23, 3rd year of Reiwa. Currently, the torch relay has been taken over in the Tohoku region. This Tokyo tournament also has the meaning of appealing the recovery (and prayer) from the Great East Japan Earthquake. I saw the Tottori tournament on display in Tottori prefecture (fishery cooperative) and felt the enthusiasm of the participants.