Oshaku Island
御積島
An uninhabited island and national natural monument in the Sea of Japan, famous for black-tailed gulls and unique sea caves.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located two kilometers west of Tobishima in the Sea of Japan.
- A national natural monument and designated wildlife protection area for black-tailed gulls.
- A historically sacred site that was once forbidden to women.
What to see
- A large cave on the island containing stones shaped like dragon scales.
- Significant populations of black-tailed gulls nesting in their natural habitat.
- Underwater scenery that makes the area a popular destination for scuba diving.
When to go
- Summer is the most popular time for visitors to arrive for diving.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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