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Oshima

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An uninhabited rocky island near the coast featuring two hills with shrines dedicated to Benzaiten and Ebisu.

Oshima
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What it is

  • An uninhabited island in Happo Town with a circumference of approximately 500 meters.
  • The island consists of two distinct rocky hills named Ojima and Mejima.
  • Shrines dedicated to Benzaiten and Ebisu are located on the hills.
  • A tourism company called Kanyosha was established for the area in 1926.

What to see

  • Concrete shrines that replaced the original wooden structures on the island hills.
  • Parallel grooves in the rock known as Benkei Kuruma-hiki no Ato.
  • A shallow 30-meter wide basin called Okinoke.
  • Views of the two rocky hills from the nearby coastline.

When to go

  • The Happo Hanabi Fest is a new event replacing the former August fireworks festival.

Getting there

  • The island is located 100 meters off the coast of Hachimori Station.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

Oshima Open in Google Maps

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