Karashima
唐島
An uninhabited island in Toyama Bay featuring shrines and sandstone formations, visible by boat or during an annual festival.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located five hundred meters offshore from Himi Fishing Port.
- Private property owned by Kozenji Temple and designated a prefectural natural monument.
- A sacred site containing a Bentendo and a Kannondo shrine.
- A natural formation composed entirely of calcareous sandstone.
What to see
- The Bentendo and Kannondo shrines located on the island interior.
- Calcareous sandstone rock formations along the island coastline.
- Views of the island from sightseeing boats departing from the local port.
When to go
- Visit in May to participate in the annual Karashima Festival.
- Landing on the island is strictly prohibited except during the May festival period.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Karashima Open in Google Maps
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