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Kii Channel

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The Kii Channel is a sea path in Japan. It sits between two lands. One land is the island of Shikoku. The other is the Kii Peninsula. This peninsula is part of Honshū. This water path joins two big seas. It links the Inland Sea to the Pacific Ocean. The name comes from Kii Province. This was an old land area. Many places sit near the water. Tokushima is on Shikoku. Wakayama is on Honshū. Hyōgo is also nearby. The channel connects to Osaka Bay. It does this through the Kitan Strait. It also connects to Harima Nada. This is the eastern part of the Inland Sea. The water goes through the Naruto Strait. Some parts of the channel are in a park. This is Setonaikai National Park. Old maps from the 1800s have another name for it. They called it the Linschoten Strait. It is a very important part of the sea.

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