Scenic Japan from the Water

A coral dust beach adjacent to Futami Bay in Omura Area.The east side consists of a terraced seawall.With many rest facilities on the beach,it is a popular place for swimming and relaxing.

Chichijima in the south, the cliff that faces the Mulberry Bay. When viewed from the sea side has red rock is referred to as the alias heart rock to look to the heart-shaped.

The indigenous "Kopepe" born Gilbert Islands have this name from the fact that you use. Coral is rich, snorkeling-facing coast.

On Ogasawara there are few beaches where you can swim in bare feet.

Kominato Beach seen from Nakayama Pass.

The route is defined, is required accompanied by guide. (During certain periods there are restrictions on number of visitors to the island or closures.)

Beach at the most south westerly end of Chichijima. No overland routes. Access to shore by boat or kayak only.

The coast is surrounded by steep mountains around.

A calm beach on the east side of Futami Bay.You must make accommodation bookings in advance.

Offshore are the rusted remains of the ship Hinkou Maru which was torpedoed during the Pacific War (1944) and ran aground.

A white sand beach extending around 1km south from Kozushima Port. Located just a few minutes walk from different accommodations, you can easily enjoy swimming in the sea. Located on the west side of

A white sand beach extending around 1km south from Kozushima Port. Located just a few minutes walk from different accommodations, you can easily enjoy swimming in the sea. Located on the west side of

Located on the opposite side of the island, Tako Bay provides a grand panoramic view of Mt. Tenjo's steep black cliffs that extend out to Cape Sanukazaki.

Wooden sidewalk was made in rocks that pushed out to sea several hundred meters

There are lifeguards stationed in summer and it's an ideal place for children to play.

Senryoike is a salt water lake that is surrounded by rocks.

Wooden sidewalk was made in rocks that pushed out to sea several hundred meters

A time you can only experience on a bicycle.

A typical point of Niijima. The building is said to be the main gate mark.

A tranquil, secluded beach on the northern end of the island

Explore the coast and pristine water by the majestic Tori-shima rock.

A pontoon island attracts families and school children in summer.

Fascinated by the powerful surf from the Pacific Ocean, it attracts domestic and foreign surfers.

Diving can be enjoyed in Niijima!

Hike the indigenous rhyolite hillside to Ishiyama Lookout.

A reef break at the southern end of Habushiura Beach coveted by local surfers.