Nōmijima
能美島
A Y-shaped island in Hiroshima Prefecture known for its history of piracy, candle production, and scenic bridge connections.
What it is
- A large island in Etajima City divided into eastern and western sections.
- A former base for pirate groups active before the Edo period.
- A historical production center for raw materials used in Japanese candles during the 1700s.
- The birthplace of notable figures including lacquer artist Shisui Rokkaku and athlete Megumi Kurihara.
What to see
- The Y-shaped coastline surrounding the waters of Etajima Bay.
- Hayase Bridge which provides a physical connection to neighboring Kurahashi Island.
- Ondo Bridge linking the island chain to the Japanese mainland.
- Active maritime hubs at Mitaka Port and Nakata Port.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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