Otojima Island
乙島
An uninhabited island in Kadogawa Bay featuring sea caves, a national forest, and seasonal camping facilities for nature lovers.
What it is
- An uninhabited island in Kadogawa Bay with a four kilometer circumference.
- A designated national forest and part of the Nippo Kaigan Quasi-National Park.
- A protected fish-breeding forest home to warm climate plants and Japanese wood pigeons.
- A nature destination featuring a campground and bungalows on the western side.
What to see
- Seven distinct sea caves located around the island coastline.
- The Chaya no Daimon, which is the largest sea cave on the island.
- Diverse local flora and Japanese wood pigeons in their natural habitat.
When to go
- The island campground and bungalows are open during July and August.
Getting there
- Take a five-minute boat ride from Kadogawa Fishing Port to reach the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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