Jinoshima
地島
An inhabited island in Munakata known for its wild camellia forests, traditional fishing culture, and scenic hiking trails.
What it is
- An inhabited island covering 1.57 square kilometers in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
- A fishing community of 122 people focused on sea urchin, seaweed, and abalone.
- Home to Itsukushima Shrine which enshrines the three Munakata goddesses.
What to see
- Approximately 6,000 wild camellia trees growing across the island landscape.
- Mount Tomi, the highest point on the island at 187 meters.
- A local medical clinic that has served the community since November 2016.
When to go
- Early March for the annual Camellia Festival when the wild flowers bloom.
- Late July to witness the traditional Gion Yamakasa festival celebrations.
Getting there
- Take the Munakata City ferry from Konominato Port to reach the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Jinoshima Open in Google Maps
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