Tōshijima
答志島
The largest island in Toba Bay, known for its historic naval history, unique local customs, and active fishing settlements.
What it is
- The largest island in Toba Bay, covering approximately seven square kilometers.
- A historic base for the Kuki Navy mentioned in the ancient Man'yoshu poetry collection.
- A community divided into the three settlements of Toshi, Wagu, and Momotori.
- An active fishing and aquaculture hub with a designated intangible folk cultural property system.
What to see
- Buildings marked with the Maruhachi symbol for protection from misfortune.
- The site where naval commander Kuki Yoshitaka committed suicide.
- Prefectural Road 759 which runs across the island landscape.
- Active fishing ports and traditional settlements in Toshi, Wagu, and Momotori.
Getting there
- Regular ferry service connects the island to the Toba Marine Terminal.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Tōshijima Open in Google Maps
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