Iwojima Island, with its cobalt blue sea and white sandy beaches, is the perfect resort island for those seeking a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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Highlights
Stunning scenery with cobalt blue seas and white sandy beaches
Enjoy various activities such as swimming, fishing, and camping
Explore historical sites and hot springs, experiencing a blend of history and nature
A relaxing resort island, perfect for escaping the city bustle
Many restaurants and cafes offer fresh seafood delights
Access Iwojima Island via the Iwojima Ohashi Bridge from Nagasaki City (Nagasaki Peninsula), passing through Okinojima Island. Okinojima and Iwojima are connected by three bridges. Show route
Op.Hours
Business Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Cld.Days
Closed: None
Fee
Island Admission Fee: Free
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The island offers a variety of activities, including swimming beaches, fishing spots, campsites, and onsen (hot springs). You'll also find numerous historical sites and restaurants and cafes serving fresh seafood. Ioujima Island is the perfect place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Iwojima Island is an island located in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. It has a circumference of 7.1km and an area of 1.24㎢. Locally, it's often referred to together with the adjacent Okinojima Island. Situated about 10km southwest of Nagasaki Port's Ohatobi Pier, its closest point to the mainland is approximately 600m from Tatsu no Kuchi in Kayaki Island. Once a thriving coal mining island, Iwojima is now a popular resort island with beaches and hotels.
Iwojima's charm lies in its breathtaking natural beauty. The cobalt blue sea and white sandy beaches, combined with the blue sky, lush mountains, fresh air, and sea breeze, offer a welcome escape from city noise. It's a perfect spot for various activities such as swimming, fishing, and camping, making it popular with families.
The island also boasts numerous historical sites. Under the control of the Saga clan during the Edo period, Iwojima flourished after the discovery of coal mines in the Meiji era. The island has many historical sites, including former mine sites and the Iwojima Lighthouse Memorial Hall, built in the early Meiji period.
Iwojima also features the "Island Therapy" seawater bathing facility, a perfect place to unwind. Soaking in the hot springs while enjoying the beautiful ocean view is pure bliss.
Iwojima Island is a captivating blend of nature, history, and hot springs. It's the ideal destination for those seeking a relaxing getaway from the city.
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