Key Facts
• Ogi Port in Noto Town, Ishikawa Prefecture, was damaged in last year’s Noto Peninsula earthquake.
• Restoration of the port’s quay wall was completed on September 5, 2025.
• This marks the first full-scale restoration of a port in the Noto region.
• The quay wall’s width was expanded by several meters, improving safety and efficiency.
• Fishing boats, including squid fishing vessels, resumed operations at the port.
• Remaining quay wall repairs are expected to be completed within the fiscal year.
• Local fishermen expressed optimism, describing the restoration as a “refreshing start.”
• Tomohiko Mino, head of the Noto Port and Airport Reconstruction Promotion Office, emphasized addressing user needs during the restoration process.
Summary
Ogi Port in Noto Town, Ishikawa Prefecture, has undergone its first major restoration following damage from last year’s Noto Peninsula earthquake. The quay wall, a critical part of the port’s infrastructure, was repaired and widened by several meters, enhancing safety and operational efficiency. Fishing boats, including squid fishing vessels, resumed operations on September 5, 2025. Local fishermen welcomed the improvements, viewing the restoration as a fresh start. Tomohiko Mino, head of the Noto Port and Airport Reconstruction Promotion Office, pledged to continue addressing user needs as remaining repairs are expected to conclude within the fiscal year.
