Japan and Korea Wood Chart

Japan and Korea 3D Wood Chart points of interest include: the main islands of Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku, which form the backbone of Japan’s rich cultural tapestry. Okinawa, the largest of the Ryukyu Islands, lies in the subtropical East China Sea, a region historically known for its maritime trade routes. The Sea of Okhotsk, to the north, marks the boundary between Japan and Russia and is vital for its rich marine biodiversity. The Sea of Japan, separating Japan from Korea and Russia, has long been a critical site for fishing and naval activity. The East China Sea, to the southwest, connects Japan to mainland Asia, while the Korean Peninsula stands as a testament to a complex history and cultural heritage that has shaped the region.

Japan and Korea Nautical Wood Chart color options: This stunning piece is available in two distinct styles to match your decor. Choose between a Dark Brown Frame with Greenish Blue Water for a classic, elegant look, or opt for a Rustic Grey Frame with Greyish Blue Water to add a touch of contemporary charm.