Toshima
利島
A small volcanic island covered in camellia trees, offering ancient ruins and the chance to see wild bottlenose dolphins.
What it is
- A conical volcanic island located 144 kilometers away from Tokyo.
- Part of the Izu Islands situated between Izu Oshima and Niijima.
- A small landmass covering an area of 4.12 square kilometers.
- Home to ancient settlement ruins at the Oishiyama and Kekkeiyama sites.
What to see
- Mount Miyatsuka, the highest peak on the island at 507.5 meters.
- Camellia trees which cover eighty percent of the island's landscape.
- Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins living in the surrounding coastal waters.
- A 100-meter pier that was completed in 1981.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Toshima Open in Google Maps
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