Okinotorishima
沖ノ鳥島
Japan's southernmost point featuring two tiny outcroppings protected by concrete embankments and titanium nets in the Philippine Sea.
What it is
- The southernmost island of Japan located within the Philippine Sea.
- A territory administratively managed as part of Ogasawara Village in Tokyo.
- Two main outcroppings named Kitakojima and Higashikojima totaling nine square meters.
- A site used to establish a 200-nautical-mile Exclusive Economic Zone for Japan.
What to see
- Concrete embankments and titanium nets built to protect the small outcroppings.
- A coral reef stretching four and a half kilometers from east to west.
- An unmanned lighthouse operated by the Japan Coast Guard on the reef.
- A modern observation facility that began operations in July 2019.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Okinotorishima Open in Google Maps
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