Oshakujima Island

Oshakujima Island is located about 1 km west of Tobishima Island and rises 72 m above sea level, hig...

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Arasaki Coast

Tobishima Island was formed by submarine volcanic activity when the Sea of Japan was expanding. The ...

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Tobishima Tsunami Deposits

There are several outcrops visible on the west side of Tobishima Island and in the northern Hōki are...

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Hachiman-zaki Cape

Hachiman-zaki Cape is a cliff protruding from the northern tip of Tobishima Island. It was formed by...

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Futamata Island

Futamata Island is entirely made up of columnar joints of a rock called basalt. These columnar joint...

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Tobishima Marine Plaza

Tobishima Island's tourism center, this building was designed to resemble a squid from the outside. ...

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Hachiman-zaki Cape and West Coast Overlook

At the northern end of Tobishima Island, the overlook ""Nagisa no Kane"" offers a view of the island...

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Katsuura Port and Kitamaebune Culture

One of the reasons Sakata Port, located at the mouth of a river, prospered as an origin point for we...

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Giant Tree Forest

Tobishima Island has a relatively warm climate, thanks to the influence of the Tsushima Warm Current...

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Gotoro-hama Coast

The cliff where Tobishima Minami Lighthouse stands is 20 m high, and is composed of alternating stra...

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Eboshi Islands

The Eboshi Islands are located about 1 km west of Tobishima Island. This group of islands features m...

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Mt. Kashiwagi and Coastal Walking Trail

Mt. Kashiwagi, Yurijima Island, and Tateiwa Rock are a reddish color, made of a volcanic rock called...

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