| Notsuke Bay 野付湾 | |
| Pushpin Map: | Japan Hokkaido |
| Coords: | 43.594°N 145.2066°W |
| Rivers: | [1] |
| Oceans: | Sea of Okhotsk |
| Countries: | Japan |
| Area: | [2] |
| Max-Depth: | 4.30NaN0 |
| Cities: | Betsukai |
is a shallow bay in eastern Hokkaido, Japan, separated from Nemuro Bay and the Sea of Okhotsk by the curving Notsuke Peninsula.[3] The bay mouth has a width of some and a maximum depth of ;[2] most of the area of the bay has a depth of less than, making it unsuitable for the use of boats with engines.[2] One of the largest seagrass beds in the country, the expanse of eelgrass and kelp makes it an important habitat for marine life, notably (Pandalus latirostris), which are harvested in the summer and autumn by, with their three-cornered sails.[2] [4] Together with Notsuke Peninsula, by which it is largely enclosed, Notsuke Bay has been designated a Ramsar Site,[5] as a wetland of international importance, a Special Wildlife Protection Area,[2] and an Important Bird Area,[6] and forms part of Notsuke-Fūren Prefectural Natural Park.[7] Water fowl include the grey-tailed tattler, redshank, whooper swan, brent goose, wigeon, scaup, and common goldeneye.[2]