Ninoshima
似島
The largest island in Hiroshima City, known for its mountain views, oyster farming, and history as a wartime quarantine station.
What it is
- The largest island in Hiroshima City located three kilometers south of the main port.
- A former Imperial Army quarantine station established in 1895 and later a field hospital.
- The site where Karl Juchheim baked the first baumkuchen cake in Japan.
- A quiet residential community of 652 people with no traffic lights or public buses.
What to see
- Aki-no-Kofuji mountain which stands 278 meters tall on the island.
- Extensive oyster farming operations located around the island coastline.
- Historical sites related to its past as a military quarantine and medical facility.
Getting there
- Regular car ferries connect the island directly to Hiroshima Port.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ninoshima Open in Google Maps
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