Sightseeing Spots

From colossal cliffs to ancient shrines and tranquil beaches, you can indulge yourself in the gorgeous nature and rich cultural heritage of the Oki Islands. Not sure where to start? Check out our sample itineraries for your ideal holiday on the islands! Or explore with a knowledgeable local guide to enhance your experience.

Kawai Guardian Deity Water Spring

Kawai Guardian Deity Water Spring

A popular spring used daily by the local people.

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Yao-sugi Japanese Cedar

Yao-sugi Japanese Cedar

Said to be nearly 2,000 years old, this tree is designated as a Natural Monument of Japan.

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Akao Lookout

Akao Lookout

The best place to photograph Kuniga Coast.

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Jōdogaura Coast

Jōdogaura Coast

This picturesque coastline extends for roughly 1 km along the east of Dōgo Island.

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Seisui Temple（Tengawa-no-mizu Spring）

Seisui Temple（Tengawa-no-mizu Spring）

Natural spring water.

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Shirakabe (White Wall)

Shirakabe (White Wall)

Abstract-art-like rockface, a remnant of a volcanic activity that created the Dōzen Islands

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Shōyō-ji Temple

Shōyō-ji Temple

A small temple renamed by Emperor Go-Daigo.

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Rōsoku-jima (Candle Island)

Rōsoku-jima (Candle Island)

In the instant the setting sun hits the tip of the island, it shines like a lighted candle.

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Onimai Lookout

Onimai Lookout

Come and admire the beauty of the Dōzen inner sea and the Sea of Japan.

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