36.2000° N, 133.3330° E 2025-04-09 Wed 03:56 JST Moonset 2025-04-09 Wed 05:41 JST Sunrise 2025-04-09 Wed 06:57 JST -0.08 meters Low Tide 2025-04-09 Wed 13:19 JST 0.06 meters High Tide 2025-04-09 Wed 15:09 JST Moonrise 2025-04-09 Wed 18:27 JST -0.01 meters Low Tide 2025-04-09 Wed 18:35 JST Sunset 2025-04-10 Thu 00:26 JST 0.11 meters High Tide 2025-04-10 Thu 04:20 JST Moonset 2025-04-10 Thu 05:40 JST Sunrise 2025-04-10 Thu 07:25 JST -0.07 meters Low Tide 2025-04-10 Thu 13:22 JST 0.06 meters High Tide 2025-04-10 Thu 16:07 JST Moonrise 2025-04-10 Thu 18:36 JST Sunset 2025-04-10 Thu 19:09 JST -0.05 meters Low Tide 2025-04-11 Fri 01:14 JST 0.10 meters High Tide 2025-04-11 Fri 04:42 JST Moonset 2025-04-11 Fri 05:39 JST Sunrise 2025-04-11 Fri 07:45 JST -0.05 meters Low Tide 2025-04-11 Fri 13:28 JST 0.08 meters High Tide 2025-04-11 Fri 17:05 JST Moonrise 2025-04-11 Fri 18:36 JST Sunset 2025-04-11 Fri 19:48 JST -0.07 meters Low Tide 2025-04-12 Sat 01:56 JST 0.09 meters High Tide 2025-04-12 Sat 05:03 JST Moonset 2025-04-12 Sat 05:37 JST Sunrise 2025-04-12 Sat 08:00 JST -0.04 meters Low Tide 2025-04-12 Sat 13:41 JST 0.10 meters High Tide 2025-04-12 Sat 18:02 JST Moonrise 2025-04-12 Sat 18:37 JST Sunset 2025-04-12 Sat 20:25 JST -0.09 meters Low Tide
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