The first day
High-speed jet boat
Like regular ferry to other Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands, they also use Takeshiba Passenger Ferry Terminal. Not only is it swift, but it's also remarkably stable.
Personally, I find it more comfortable than the hydrofoils used for travel between Hong Kong and Macau.
Toshima Port
Most tourists who come to Toshima Island go to Mount Miyazuka for hiking or fishing to heal their tired souls from the the busy livestyle in city.
Toshima is situated south of Izu Oshima, and you can reach it by taking a jet boat from Oshima in about 30 minutes.
Toshima is situated south of Izu Oshima, and you can reach it by taking a jet boat from Oshima in about 30 minutes.
Toshima Village Land and Earth Museum
The Toshima Village Soil Museum is a tourist facility where you can delve into the history of Toshima. Although labeled as a museum, the pictured exhibition room encompasses the
entire facility.
Azusawake-no-Mikoto Shrine
The island boasts numerous shrines, including the Azusawake-no-Mikoto Shrine in the settlement.
The slope of Toshima Island
The island lacks flat terrain, requiring navigation through ramps or stairs to reach various locations.
There is almost no flat land on Toshima Island; houses in the settlement are primarily built on the gently sloping northern side. Stilted trees efficiently utilize the land paved on the hillside for cultivation.
There is almost no flat land on Toshima Island; houses in the settlement are primarily built on the gently sloping northern side. Stilted trees efficiently utilize the land paved on the hillside for cultivation.