Kiyama Island
木山島
An uninhabited Amami island offering sandy beaches, diving spots, and a sacred site dedicated to maritime safety.
What it is
- An uninhabited island in the Amami archipelago covering 0.34 square kilometers.
- A sacred site traditionally dedicated to ensuring maritime safety.
- Historically known as a location for slash and burn agriculture.
- Part of Setouchi Town located just 240 meters east of Uke Island.
What to see
- Sandy beaches suitable for camping and outdoor activities.
- Surrounding waters popular for professional and recreational diving.
- Coastal areas used for local fishing expeditions.
- Natural landscapes of a small, undeveloped subtropical island.
Getting there
- Access is available via charter boat from nearby ports.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kiyama Island Open in Google Maps
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