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Lake Shinji and Lake Nakaumi are coupled brackish lakes on the Japan Sea coast of Japan. Seawater from the Japan Sea frequently intrudes into Lake Nakaumi through the bottom. Salinity flux at Nakaura Watergate was analysed. Effects of river discharge, tide level, and meteorological forcing variables makes the seawater intrusion non-linear. To account for the non-linear characteristics, partial wavelet...