
Kaiji No Ri
Before you travel
- Location
- Japan
- Water type
- Ocean
- Unlock level
- 83
- Travel fare
- 33,000 credits
- Stay per game day
- 3,000 credits
Explore the waterway
Fishing licenses
License validity uses real days. Your stay uses game days.
Understand fishing licensesFish in Kaiji No Ri
Fish class
- AlbacoreCommonTrophyUnique

- Bigeye TunaCommonTrophyUnique

- Bigfin Reef SquidYoungCommonTrophyUnique

- Dogtooth TunaCommonTrophyUnique

- Giant GrouperYoungCommonTrophy

- Giant TrevallyCommonTrophyUnique

- Greater AmberjackCommonTrophyUnique

- Green JobfishCommonTrophyUnique

- GrouperzillaMonster

- Japanese AmberjackCommonTrophyUnique

- Japanese AnchovyCommon

- Japanese Jack MackerelCommonTrophy

- Mahi-MahiCommonTrophyUnique

- Narrow-Barred MackerelCommonTrophyUnique

- Pacific Bluefin TunaYoungCommonTrophy

- Ruby SnapperCommonTrophyUnique

- Skipjack TunaCommonTrophyUnique

- Striped BladeMonster

- Striped BonitoCommonTrophyUnique

- Striped MarlinCommonTrophyUnique

- Yellowfin TunaCommonTrophyUnique

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About Kaiji No Ri
This small Japanese island, located in the East China Sea, will definitely impress you with the pristine beauty of its scenery and incredible sea fishing, which is particularly great in the middle of spring! The island itself is surrounded by coral reefs and underwater rocks, which makes the underwater world around it extremely diverse and rich. Yellowfin, Bigeye, Pacific Bluefin and other types of Tuna actively feed near the surface of the water, gathering in large swirls and attracting gulls. Dolphins cheerfully jump out of the water, and humpback whales occasionally show their mighty backs and tails. You can one fishing trawlers, container ships, tankers, yachts and even cruise ships on the horizon.
You’re about to explore the vast sea area around the island! Get ready to hunt the Giant Grouper and Ruby Snapper near the very bottom, as well as Striped Marlin and Mahi-Mahi near the surface. In addition, the waters around the island teem not only with fish, but also with Bigfin Reef Squid!



