The Oki Islands, part of Daisen-Oki National Park, are recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark for their internationally valuable geological heritage and unique ecosystem. When enjoying outdoor activities such as hiking or marine sports, please respect the environment around you, be mindful of the local wildlife, and ensure your safety at all times.
Click on this link for more information on points to be mindful of and wildlife to be cautious of in the Oki Islands.
Oki treasures and geopark sites List Geohistory「Terrain」
Before you embark on your adventure: Cherish the rare environment and be cautious of dangerous plants and animals.
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Dangyō-no-taki Waterfalls
Dangyō-no-taki Waterfalls is a pair…
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Yui Maenosu Intertidal Shore Platform
Yui Maenosu is a shallow rocky surf…
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Mt. Takuhi
Mt. Takuhi, the highest mountain in…
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Amagata Plain
The Dōzen Islands with their mounta…
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Lava Plateau
Although boat travel has a strong i…
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Explosion Crater, Misaki
The explosion crater in the Misaki …
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Rōsoku-jima (Candle Island)
Rōsoku-jima (Candle Island) is a st…
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Tokage-iwa (Lizard Rock)
This strangely shaped rock looks li…
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Sekiheki (Red Cliff)
As the name suggests, Sekiheki (Red…
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Kuniga Coast
The Kuniga Coast, which stretches a…
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Caldera
The three Dōzen Islands were formed…
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