Nasakejima
情島
A tiny inhabited island in the Seto Inland Sea featuring naval memorials and a Kofun period burial mound.
What it is
- An inhabited island in the Seto Inland Sea spanning less than one square kilometer.
- A former secret training ground used by the Imperial Japanese Navy.
- A site once used as a pasture by the Hiroshima Domain during the Edo period.
- A small community where the remaining residents rely on private wells for water.
What to see
- Memorial monuments for the battleship Hyuga located on the northern side of the island.
- A burial mound dating back to the late Kofun period.
- Takayama peak which reaches an elevation of 126 meters.
- Views of the surrounding Seto Inland Sea from the island coastline.
Getting there
- Take a regular ferry from Aga Port for a twenty-five minute journey.
- The ferry service to the island operates three times daily.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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