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The Hōyo Strait (豊予海峡, Hōyo Kaikyō) is the strait at the narrowest part of the Bungo Channel in Japan.^[1]

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33°18′00″N 131°58′01″E / 33.300°N 131.967°E / 33.300; 131.967

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