Tebajima
出羽島
A preserved traditional fishing village and quasi-national park island offering rare botanical sights and unique local seafood broth.
What it is
- A small island village designated as a National Important Preservation District for Traditional Buildings.
- Most of the island area belongs to the Muroto-Anan Kaigan Quasi-National Park.
- The island covers approximately 0.65 square kilometers south of the Mugi River mouth.
- A location where a British ship famously anchored in January 1830.
What to see
- Traditional architecture preserved within the historic village district.
- A rare algae habitat designated as a National Natural Monument.
- The endemic plant Carex tebajimensis which was first discovered on this island.
- The Tasukaru Tower which serves as a modern tsunami evacuation facility.
Getting there
- A ferry connects Mugi Port and Tebajima Port in fifteen minutes.
- The ferry service operates six round trips per day to the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Tebajima Open in Google Maps
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