Maiko Island
舞子島
An uninhabited island in Tokushima featuring rare sea island tumulus groups and dramatic cliffs rising over twenty meters.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located east of Hiuchizaki in Tokushima Prefecture.
- A site containing a rare group of five horizontal stone chamber tombs discovered in 1922.
- A territory measuring one point five kilometers from east to west.
- A natural landform reaching a maximum elevation of eighty-four meters.
What to see
- Dramatic cliffs with heights exceeding twenty meters surrounding the island.
- Five horizontal stone chamber tombs located within the sea island tumulus group.
- Natural forests growing across the eastern side of the island.
- Flat western terrain covered in dense vegetation.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Maiko Island Open in Google Maps
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