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The 15 pages that link to Tokyo Bay, each with the reason it gives.

• TokyoRelated: The bay shapes Tokyo’s southern waterfront, ports, and reclaimed districts.

• Kantō regionRelated: Its ports, reclaimed land, and industrial waterfront shape the region’s economy.

• YokohamaRelated: Yokohama’s waterfront occupies the bay’s western shore.

• Chiba PrefectureRelated: Its shoreline separates Chiba’s urbanized western edge from much of Tokyo.

• Greater Tokyo AreaRelated: The bay shapes the region’s waterfront development, port activity, and transport links.

• NoriRelated: Its tidal flats and coastal communities became early centers of nori production.

• Kantō PlainRelated: The plain opens toward this bay, whose shoreline has shifted with sea level.

• Bōsō PeninsulaRelated: Its eastern shore forms the peninsula’s western boundary.

• Miura PeninsulaRelated: It forms the peninsula’s eastern and northern maritime boundary.

• Haneda AirportRelated: Land reclamation into the bay made major Haneda runway expansions possible.

• YokosukaRelated: Its sheltered waters make Yokosuka’s harbor strategically valuable.

• History of TokyoRelated: Land reclamation along the bay gave the expanding metropolis room for ports and industry.