Hachijō-kojima
八丈小島
An uninhabited island in the Izu chain known for its unique history of mass migration and diverse marine life.
What it is
- An island in the Izu chain that has been uninhabited since 1969.
- The site of Japan's first case of total mass migration.
- A designated wildlife protection area and breeding ground for black-footed albatrosses.
- The former location of two villages named Toriuchi and Utsuki.
What to see
- Mount Otaira which is the highest peak at 616.6 meters.
- The filming location used for the movie Battle Royale.
- Diverse underwater scenery popular for scuba diving and shore fishing.
When to go
- Day trips only as overnight stays are currently prohibited.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hachijō-kojima Open in Google Maps
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