Hinata Island
日向島
An uninhabited island in Toba Bay featuring a marine park with animal shows and scenic views from its summit.
What it is
- Uninhabited island in Toba Bay also known as Dolphin Island.
- Part of the Ise-Shima National Park covering zero point one one square kilometers.
- Home to the Dolphin Island Marine Park established in 1959.
- Site of the Hinata Inari Daimyojin shrine on the northern side.
What to see
- Dolphin and sea lion shows performed for visitors.
- Historical fish observation hut designated as a cultural property.
- Two sandy beaches available for swimming.
- Summit views reached by a single-passenger lift from the pier.
Getting there
- Sightseeing boats depart from Toba Marine Terminal to the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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