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The active volcano at the heart of Miyakejima. Witness the raw power of nature through its desolate landscapes and volcanic history.
A dynamic volcanic island featuring vast lava flows from past eruptions and a world-famous birdwatching sanctuary.
A secluded, rugged coastline with large boulders and untouched nature, perfect for finding a private moment.
A quiet spot overlooking the northern tip of Kozushima and the endless horizon of the Pacific Ocean.
A mysterious natural hole where cool air blows out even in summer. Historically revered as a sacred spot.
A thrilling seaside walkway cut through cliffs. Experience the power of the waves and see natural sea caves up close.
A dramatic viewpoint overlooking the rugged northern volcanic cliffs of Mt. Tenjo plunging into the sea.
A monument representing the local myth of gods distributing water. Located on the main beach with beautiful sunset views.
A designated International Dark Sky Community. Enjoy Mt. Tenjo hiking by day and a universe of stars by night.
Pure spring water flowing from cliffs, selected as one of Tokyo's top waters. Legend says the gods distributed this water.
A calm, family-friendly beach with a campsite. Its crystal-clear shallow waters are ideal for snorkeling and relaxing island time.
A hidden gem in northern Kozushima. Offers a unique rear perspective of Mt. Tenjo and the intricate local coastline away from crowds.
Features a large cross dedicated to Julia Ota, a 17th-century Christian exile. Offers a stunning view of Maehama Beach's coastline.
A sacred, forbidden crater area. Known as the spot where the gods held a meeting to divide the island's water.
A white lighthouse on the western cliffs. Offers a "end of the world" vibe with dramatic ocean views and sunsets.
A wide expanse of white sand where seasonal alpine flowers bloom, making you feel like you're walking in the sky.
A world of white sand and rocks atop Mt. Tenjo. The contrast with the blue sea below is a breathtaking sight.
A mystical pond near the summit that appears after rain. Surrounded by greenery, it has a Zen-like silence.
The symbol of Kozushima (572m). The summit features a surreal landscape of deserts, ponds, and alpine plants.
A unique wooden promenade built over natural rocks. A popular spot for diving into the crystal clear water and snorkeling.
Famous for its colorful "Five-Colored Stones." According to myth, this is where the gods gathered to distribute water.
A viewpoint overlooking the town and Maehama Beach. Particularly romantic at sunset when the city lights begin to twinkle.
A small volcanic rock island at the southern tip. Witness the raw power of nature where rough waves crash against the cliffs.
A quiet, small beach near Tako Bay. Perfect for those seeking a private, peaceful time away from the crowds.
