An investigation of noise and vibration caused by the reclamation of the foreshore around J village resulted in noise measurements of 56-84 dB at the first point, 62-81 dB at the second point, and 68-78 dB at the third point. These measurements were higher than the standard level of environmental noise that is 55 dB at noon and 45 dB at night. The vibration measurements were 61-83 dB at the first point, 63-88 dB at the second point, and 58-77 dB at the third point. These measurements were also higher than the standard level of environmental vibration that is 60 dB at noon and 54 dB at night. The measurements of scattering dust were 80 $mu extrm{g}$/$ extrm{m}^3$ at the first point, 120 $mu extrm{g}$/$ extrm{m}^3$ at the second point, and 169 $mu extrm{g}$/$ extrm{m}^3$ at the third point. These measurements were lower than the standard level of environmental dust that is 300 $mu extrm{g}$/$ extrm{m}^3$/day. Although the maximum vibration level was higher than the standard level of environmental vibration, it had no influence on the construction.