Taijima
鯛島
An uninhabited island in Mutsu Bay featuring a lighthouse and unique marine life where warm and cold currents meet.
What it is
- Uninhabited island in Mutsu Bay within Shimokita Hanto Quasi-National Park
- Designated as a marine park since December 1975
- Consists of two main parts known as Bentenjima and the Tateiwa rock
- Surrounding waters serve as a spawning ground for Pacific cod
What to see
- The Mutsu Bentenjima Lighthouse standing on the island
- The Tateiwa rock formation which underwent erosion prevention construction
- Diverse marine organisms from both warm and cold currents
- Views of the island located 800 meters off Ushino-kubi Cape
When to go
- Sightseeing boats operate annually from April 15 to October 14
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Taijima Open in Google Maps
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