Daji is a town in Fujian Province, in southeastern China. It is located in the eastern part of the province, within the administrative area of Ningde, a prefecture-level city that oversees several counties and towns along the Fujian coast. The settlement lies in a mountainous coastal region typical of eastern Fujian, an area characterized by rugged terrain and proximity to the East China Sea.
Like many towns in Fujian, Daji is a small administrative unit rather than a major urban center, and it functions primarily as a local seat for surrounding rural communities. The broader Ningde region is known for its tea cultivation and coastal scenery, though Daji itself remains a minor locality with limited prominence outside its immediate area.
Detailed historical or demographic information about this specific town is scarce in widely available reference sources. It should not be confused with other places or figures bearing the same name, including the ancient figure Daji associated with the Shang dynasty, who is unrelated to this Fujian locality.