Jinai-tō
地内島
An uninhabited volcanic island near Niijima that serves as a natural breakwater and a protected national park area.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located in the Izu Islands under the jurisdiction of Niijima Village
- A natural breakwater formed from rhyolite lava that protects the area from strong western winds
- A designated National Park Special Protection Area with a circumference of approximately 2.6 kilometers
What to see
- Clusters of soft corals growing along the eastern side of the island
- Volcanic rock formations consisting of rhyolite lava from the Jinai-to volcano
- Introduced rabbits which were confirmed to be living on the island in 1998
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Jinai-tō Open in Google Maps
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