Sensuijima
仙酔島
An uninhabited volcanic island in Setonaikai National Park featuring rare five-colored rocks and scenic coastal hiking trails.
What it is
- An uninhabited island within the Setonaikai National Park designated in 1934
- A volcanic landmass formed approximately 90 million years ago
- Part of the National Scenic Beauty spot known as Tomo Park
- A natural site with no permanent residents and a circumference of six kilometers
What to see
- Unique five-colored rocks that are the only examples of their kind in Japan
- Coastal scenery and landscapes preserved within a national park
- Outdoor camping facilities and a public swimming beach
- Overhead power lines and underwater pipelines supplying resources from the mainland
Getting there
- A municipal ferry departs from Tomonoura for the island
- The ferry crossing takes approximately five minutes to reach the shore
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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