Sasebo Asaichi Review

Sasebo City is a seaside city. There should be a seafood market. I asked the front desk of the hotel and said that it was this city. So I rushed to it early in the morning. It was not far away. I walked a little more on Wupan Street, but it was still late. Although it was only 8 o'clock, it had begun to close the market. Only a few sharing seats are left, and there are not many seafood sold. However, there is a seafood canteen in the morning market, and you can taste it if you are interested.

Sasebo is a port city, with the US Pacific Fleet stationed. The last time I went to Sasebo, I was asked by the US Emperor because I photographed the door of the US base, but the result was that the US soldiers heard that I could sit on the cruise ship and stroll around, and they showed a very envious expression. Americans are really poor, don't lie to you. These warships today are from the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, and American ships don't take pictures of you.

Sasebo is the central city in the north of Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, and the second largest city in Nagasaki Prefecture. Sasebo is a port city known for its shipbuilding industry, where the US military has a naval base in Japan.

As a port city in Japan, Sasebo Asahi, now with the development of the cruise economy, there are more tourists here. Not enough, I think not only shopping, but also the coastline here is beautiful and the sea is clear.

The event set opened early in the morning, very lively, many people came to the market to buy and sell.