Oshima
尾島
An uninhabited volcanic island off Hagi City featuring a rare flat-topped andesite plateau and remnants of a former farming community.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located 10.5 kilometers off the coast of Hagi City.
- A volcanic plateau made of andesite lava forming a rare flat-topped terrain.
- Part of the Rokushima archipelago formerly home to tobacco farmers and fishermen.
- A site where all residents relocated to the mainland in October 1973.
What to see
- The rare flat-topped andesite plateau landscape unique to this volcanic island.
- The site of a former branch school that closed in March 1965.
- Former agricultural land once used by residents to cultivate leaf tobacco.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Oshima Open in Google Maps
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