Scenic Japan from the Water

To the south you can see Tako Bay, Miyakejima, Mikurajima, and more.

'It's a beautiful and serene place where you can forget the passing of time looking at the horizon, the sky, and the sunset.

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.

Fujimitoge hiking trails in the goal of "Fujimitoge observatory". Korga stone pyramid mark.

A time you can only experience on a bicycle.

old road as it is surrounded by a fence of Korga stone that stores the Niijima.

Water Park in which the stone and water to the theme. There is a rest house that can meal.

The south side of the island, located on the hillside of Mt. Omine, observatory east and west of the sea can be seen at once. Since the airport is also overlooking, it can also be seen taking off and

Tower made of Korga stone in the Niijima Port

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

A pontoon island attracts families and school children in summer.

The view from Mt. Miyatsuka, the highest peak on Niijima, is equally as impressive at night.

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

The air is clear, and go, the night can enjoy the starry sky.

Torigashima in front, across the sea Shikinejima, Kozushima can expect superb view outdoor bath.

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

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

Hike the indigenous rhyolite hillside to Ishiyama Lookout.

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

Walk through the old rhyolite quarry for a stunning view of the surrounding islands and even Mt. Fuji on a clear day.

Diving can be enjoyed in Niijima!

It is known for its "Moai" statues.

Watch the sun dip over the horizon from these free open-air hot pools open 24 hours. Don’ t forget your swimwear.

Suddenly appeared coming Tojin Dzushiro and through the forest of sunshine filtering through foliage.

Before entering Jinata Onsen, check the water temperature through the "Yukagen no Ana", or "the water temperature hole".