Kanmurijima
冠島
An uninhabited island and natural monument in Wakasa Bay serving as a sacred breeding ground for Streaked Shearwaters.
What it is
- An uninhabited island in Wakasa Bay also known as Oshima or Ryugujima
- A national natural monument designated in 1924 as a major Streaked Shearwater breeding ground
- The inner shrine of Kono Shrine and a sacred site for local residents
- A volcanic landmass composed primarily of andesite and volcanic rocks
What to see
- A remote prayer site for the island located at Kasamatsu Park
- The island's highest peak reaching 169.7 meters above the Sea of Japan
- Large populations of Streaked Shearwaters nesting across the 0.22 square kilometer area
When to go
- During the annual pilgrimage known as Ojima-mairi performed by local residents
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kanmurijima Open in Google Maps
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