Notsuke Peninsula, Japan

This official NASA false-color satellite image presents Notsuke Peninsula, a long sandspit extending into Nemuro Strait on Japan's eastern coast. Captured by Landsat 9, the image highlights coastal landforms, vegetation, and surrounding waters using spectral bands beyond human vision.

The peninsula's graceful curved shoreline contrasts with deep blue coastal waters and vibrant pink vegetation, creating a naturally abstract composition while documenting one of Japan's most distinctive coastal landscapes from orbit.

Artwork Details

• Artist / Creator: NASA / USGS
• Title: Notsuke Peninsula, Japan
• Original title: Notsuke Peninsula, Japan
• Series: Landsat 9 Earth Observatory
• Date: October 2023
• Period: Contemporary
• Place of Origin: Hokkaido, Japan
• Medium: False-color satellite imagery

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