Last updated: March 30, 2025
Niijima with its long white beach;
flat and compact Shikinejima
Niijima and Shikinejima
These islands are located in the northern part of the Izu Islands, about 160 km south of Tokyo.
Niijima and Shikinejima used to be connected to each other, but were separated by a tsunami caused by the Genroku Earthquake (1703) during the Edo period.
Although they are only about 15 minutes apart by ferry, they offer different scenery and different ways to ben enjoyed.
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Course
Select a spot to see details such as tourist information and barrier-free information.
- Start Port of Tokyo（Tokyo Takeshiba Passenger Ship Terminal）
Jet ship
2hours 20min
- Nobushi Fishing Port
By car
- Lunch
By car
- Spot1 Tomari Beach
By car
850m・3min - Spot2 Oura Beach
By car
2.7km・10min - Spot3 Konokuchi Park
By car
1.5km・5min - Spot4 Yukagen-no-ana Steam Vent
By car
280m・1min - Spot5 Jinata Onsen Parking
By car
1.2km・4min - Spot6 Matsugashita Miyabiyu Onsen
By car
500m・1min - Spot7 Super Okuyama
By car
- Goal Accommodation
- *This information was current as of February 2025.
- Start Accommodation
By car
- Nobushi Fishing Port
Ferryboat Nishiki
20min
- Niijima Port
By car
- Lunch
By foot
- Spot8 Honson Maehama Beach
By car
650m・2min - Spot9 Niijima Vil. Museum
By car
5.4km・10min - Spot10 Habushiura Beach
By car
950m・2min - Spot11 Stone Zoo
By car
4km・10min - Spot12 Glass Art Center/Museum
By car
4.9km・15min - Spot13 Ishiyama Scenic Overlook
By car
- Goal Accommodation
- *This information was current as of February 2025.
- Start Accommodation
By car
- Spot14 Fujimitoge Lookout
By car
5.8km・15min - Spot15 Shinsui Park
By car
- Lunch
By car
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Niijima Port
（or Wakago Fishing Port）Jet ship
2hour 20min
- Goal Port of Tokyo（Tokyo Takeshiba Passenger Ship Terminal）
- *This information was current as of February 2025.
Course Details
There is also useful information for when you actually visit a spot, such as the time required, details on restrooms, and travel time between spots.
The model course is designed to be traveled by car, with the exception of some sections.
Explanation of PictogramsNote Items are indicated in blue if applicable.
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- Wheelchair-accessible restroom
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- Nursing area
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- Written communication possible through communication boards or paper
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- Ostomate-friendly facility
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- Parking for the impaired
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- Explanations, etc. available through tactile maps or in Braille
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Start Port of Tokyo（Tokyo Takeshiba Passenger Ship Terminal）
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Jet ship
2時間20min
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Nobushi Fishing port （Nobushi Fishing port Passenger Waiting Area）
The entrance port to Shikinejima is Nobushi Fishing Port, located northeast of Shikinejima. This is where Tokai Kisen's “Sarubia Maru” and high-speed ferries, Shinshin Kisen's “Ferry Azeria” departing from Shimoda Port, and the village-run ferry “Nishiki” connecting to Niijima arrive and depart. Tickets for Tokai Kisen and Shinshin Kisen are available at the Nobushi Fishing Port Passenger Waiting Area, while tickets for the Niijima- village-run ferry “Nishiki” are available at the Shikinejima Tourist Association located at the back of Nobushi Fishing Port. Tokai Kisen and Shinshin Kisen board at the jetty side of the harbor, while the village-run ship “Nishiki” boards in front of the Nobushi Fishing Port Passenger Waiting Area.
Accessibility Information
The facility is on the second floor, but can be entered via a ramp from outside. The entrance and exit are sliding doors.
There are stairs to get on and off the high-speed ferries, and wheelchair users will need assistance from an attendant. Advance notice is required.
Restroom Information
Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located on the first floor.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
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04992-5-1267 (Niijima Port and Airport Management Office)
04992-7-0357 (Tokai Kisen Co., Ltd.) - Address
- 918, Shikinejima. Niijima-mura
- Official Website
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Nobushi Fishing Port does not have an official website. Please refer to the following address:
https://www.locationbox.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/catalog/detail.html?pdid=1392
For information on Nobushi Fishing Port, where the Niijima village-run ferry Nishiki arrives and departs, please refer to the following address:
https://www.niijima.com/shoukai/access/nishiki/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
Lunch
By car
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Spot1 Tomari Beach About 20-30 min
Located in the northern part of Shikinejima, a 5-minute walk from Nobushi Port, this is the best swimming spot on the island. The deep, quiet cove is shallow and calm with few waves, and the outstanding transparency is one of the attractions of Shikinejima. The white sand of the beach complement the blue of the ocean. The cove is completely surrounded by rocks. Adjacent to the beach are a parking lot, showers, restrooms, among others. Voted No. 1 in Japan's Beach Cleanliness Ranking for 2023, visitors can feel healing from the sea at the calm Tomari Beach.
Accessibility Information
From the parking space to the viewing space, the road surface is sandy and slightly sloped and stepped, but accessible.
Restroom Information
There is a wheelchair-accessible restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://shikinejima.tokyo/play/beach/tomari_beach/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
850m・3min
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Spot2 Oura Beach About 20-30 min
The beach has a sandy area and a rocky area, so both swimming and playing on the shore (there are small fish in the shallows) can be enjoyed. It is also one of the rare spots where an undersea hot spring can gush out from a part of the beach. Barbecue facilities are adjacent to the beach, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the island's out-of-season recreation. You can also see the best sunset that the island has to offer.
Accessibility Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Restroom Information
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 828, Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://shikinejima.tokyo/play/beach/oura_beach/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
2.7km・10min
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Spot3 Konokuchi Park About 20-30 min
Located on the east coast of Shikinejima, this park has lawns, flowerbeds, playground equipment for children, and an impressive sculpture of parent and child whales made of Niijima's Koga stone. The white cliffs of Niijima and the uninhabited island of Hanshima can be seen from the park, and because there are few streetlights, the park is a starry sky spot and thus, can be enjoyed a natural planetarium at night.
Accessibility Information
It is a flat park with a good view of Miyakejima Island.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Konokuchi Park, Shikinejima
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
1.5km・5min
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Spot4 Yukagen-no-ana Steam Vent About 10 min
This is a square hole in the wall on the way to the Jinata hot springs from the center of the island. This hole is connected to the hot spring source underground, and warm steam comes out of the hole, so it is warm when you put your hand in. The temperature of the water changes with the time of day, so it is doubtful that you can really tell the temperature of the water, but it is located in the path of the Jinata Onsen, so try putting your hand in as you pass by. In winter, the steam rises up and the atmosphere is very much like a hot spring. Even if there is no sign, there are several other natural holes on both sides of the path where the steam comes out.
Accessibility Information
You can put your hand in the hole from the road.
Restroom Information
There are no restrooms nearby.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://www.niijima.com/kankou/shikinejima/spot/onsen_yukagen.html
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
280m・1min
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Spot5 Jinata Onsen Parking About 20 min
Jinata Onsen is a spectacular hot spring with a topography that looks like it was split by a hatchet. The spring is also known as “internal medicine hot spring” because its iron sulfide spring is effective for neuralgia and sensitivity to cold. It is ranked as one of the “Yokozuna” of the east in the open-air bath number ranking selected by Mr. Fuyuto Noguchi. From the Jinata Onsen parking lot, visitors can enjoy the Jinata Onsen and spectacular views.
Accessibility Information
Jinata Onsen is located in a V-shaped valley and can be reached from the Jinata Onsen parking lot. However, it is steep and only accessible by stairs.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 1006, Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free of charge
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://shikinejima.tokyo/hotspring/jinata/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
1.2km・4min
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Spot6 Matsugashita Miyabiyu Onsen About 20-30 min
The quality of the spring is the same as that of Jinata Onsen, a natural iron sulfide spring. It was created so that people could easily enjoy the quality of Jinata Onsen. Regardless of the tides, you can bathe at any time of the year at a comfortable water temperature. Changing rooms are conveniently located as soon as you exit the cave. It is recommended to enjoy the footbath even if you do not have a bathing suit. At night, the cave is illuminated and has a very charming atmosphere, but please watch your step. Another benefit is that you can drive close to the baths.
Accessibility Information
Be careful as the road surface is uneven cobblestones and narrow in places.
Also, the hot springs have steps.
Restroom Information
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 992, Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free of charge
- Hours
- All year round
- Closed days
- None
- Official Website
- https://shikinejima.tokyo/hotspring/matugashita/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
500m・1min
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Spot7 Super Okuyama About 20-30 min
Founded in 1920 (Taisho 9), this store has been a long-time favorite and is located near the guest house district for easy access. It carries many necessary items such as souvenirs, boxed lunches, delicatessen, food, household goods, and alcoholic beverages. The island nori lunchboxes and pickled fish bowls are popular and can be ordered by reservation.
Accessibility Information
The entrance and exit are at least 85 cm wide. The checkout counter is at a height that is easily accessible to wheelchair users.
Restroom Information
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 04992-7-0211
- Address
- 281-1, Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- -
- Hours
- 8:30 - 19:00 (20:00 in summer)
- Closed days
- Mondays (open all summer)
- Official Website
- https://shikinejima.tokyo/play/souvenir/souvenir_shop/1339/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
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Goal Accommodation
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Start Accommodation
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By car
Nobushi Fishing Port
Ferryboat Nishiki
20min
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Niijima Port The “Nishiki” ferry departure and arrival point (in front of the B bank Fisherman's Association)
The ferry “Nishiki” takes about 15 minutes between Niijima and Shikinejima. The departure and arrival point is Niijima Port, but please note that this is different from the departure and arrival point for high-speed ferries and large passenger boats, which is the “Nishiki” ferry departure and arrival point (in front of the B bank Fisherman's Association). Also, there is no indoor waiting area.
Accessibility Information
There is only a ticketing office and no waiting area at the arrival/departure point.
There is a ramp to get on and off the ferry “Nishiki” and it is barrier-free. It is advisable to call in advance to ensure smooth boarding and disembarkation.
Restroom Information
There is a wheelchair accessible restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 04992-7-0825 Niijima village-run ferry Nishiki
- Address
- 923, Shikinejima, Niijima-mura
- Official Website
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For information on Nobushi Fishing Port, where the Niijima village-run ferry Nishiki arrives and departs, please refer to the following address:
https://www.niijima.com/shoukai/access/nishiki/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
Lunch
By foot
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Spot8 Honson Maehama Beach About 20-30 min
Maehama Beach (Honson Maehama Beach) stretches in front of Honson, the largest village on Niijima, on the west coast of Niijima Village, Tokyo. It is called Honson Maehama Beach to distinguish it from Maehama (Wakago Maehama) in the Wakago district of the northern part of the island. Because of its convenience and environmental friendliness, it was selected as one of the 88 best beaches in Japan by the Ministry of the Environment (only two beaches on the Izu Islands, the Tomari Beach on Shikinejima and the Honson Maehama Beach). A seawall (detached breakwater) has been raised off the coast, so the waves are relatively calm. Restrooms, showers, and other facilities are scattered along the coastal path. It is located about 1.5 km from Niijima Port.
Accessibility Information
The path is well maintained and takes you to the side of the beach.
Restroom Information
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Honson, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2145/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
650m・2min
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Spot9 Niijima Vil. Museum About 1 hour
Located about 10 minutes by car from Niijima Port (Kurone Port), the museum is marked by its pyramid-like white roof made of abundant Niijima's koga stone (anti-fire stone). Old documents, paintings, calligraphy, and folk tools donated by villagers are on display, and visitors can learn deeply about the island's origins, traditional industries, culture, and lifestyle. Among the photographs, traditional ornaments, surfboards, and other exhibits, two must-sees are the museum's two main attractions: a replica of a Niijima-style fishing boat and a thatched-roof hut from the Edo period. Thanks to the cooperation of the local Board of Education and the English Department of Niijima High School, the entire museum is bilingual (Japanese and English).
Accessibility Information
The effective width of aisles is 140 cm or more, and all aisles are free of steps, etc., so that wheelchair users have no difficulty moving around. There are no flat areas at the beginning or end of the ramp where a wheelchair user can safely stop, so care must be taken. Entrances and exits have automatic doors or are designed to be easily opened and closed by wheelchair users, and there is no height difference between the front and rear of the door.A stairlift is available to access the exhibition room on the second floor. Please inform museum staff if necessary.
Restroom Information
There is a wheelchair-accessible restroom. There is a crib for changing diapers in the wheelchair-accessible restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 04992-5-7070
- Address
- 2-36-3, Honson, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Adults: 300 yen, Groups (20 or more): 200 yen
Children and students: 150 yen, Groups (20 or more): 100 yen - Hours
- Open from 9:00 to 17:00 (admission until 16:30)
- Closed days
- Mondays
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2292/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
5.4km・10min
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Spot10 Habushiura Beach About 20-30 min
This is a representative beach of Niijima. It is the main gate of Habushiura Beach, often pictured in Niijima sightseeing pamphlets. After passing through the main gate, you will find a 6.5-km stretch of white sandy beach. This white sand is made of powdered koga-ishi (fire-resistant stone), a specialty of Niijima, a volcanic island. It is a 10-minute drive or 40-minute walk from the Honson area to Habushiura Beach (main gate).
Accessibility Information
The parking lot is wheelchair accessible with no steps.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Oaza-Habushiura, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2149/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
950m・2min
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Spot11 Stone Zoo About 20-30 min
Located next to the Habushiura Campground is a slightly unusual zoo made of stone. With a slide and athletic facilities, it is a popular spot for children who come here for camping. More than 30 cute sculptures of elephants, lions, monkeys, and other animals are carved out of Koga stone, a precious resource of Niijima. It takes about 10 minutes by car from Niijima Port.
Accessibility Information
You can enter the park from the back side of the building.
Please note that the road surface is gravel or uneven cobblestone pavement in some areas.
Restroom Information
There is a wheelchair accessible restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 1-1, Hinokiyama, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free of charge
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2467/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
4km・10min
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Spot12 Glass Art Center/Museum About 20-30 min
This glass art center, located on the west coast of Niijima and on a hill in Mamashita-ura, produces glass products made from Koga-ishi, a stone that can only be found on Lipari island in Italy and Niijima. By making reservations in advance by phone or e-mail, visitors can try their hand at carving patterns on Niijima glass. The unique colors of the glass works make them ideal as souvenirs. In addition, the adjacent Glass Art Museum displays works created by glass artists invited for the Niijima International Glass Art Festival, held annually at the Niijima Glass Art Center.
Accessibility Information
The entrance and exit are narrow and have steps, but there is a simple ramp.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 04992-5-1540
- Address
- Mamashitakaigan-dori, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free of charge (trial classes have a fee)
- Hours
- 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. [Lunch break] 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
- Closed days
- Tuesdays, Year-end and New Year holidays
- Official Website
- https://www.niijima.com/facility/community/glassartcenter.html
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
Niijima Glass is a natural colored glass produced from volcanic stones. It is the world's one and only gift of volcanic glass, with its gentle hues, luster, and strength. Each piece is handmade, including tableware and custom-made souvenirs. In the hands-on class, you can try your hand at making a one-of-a-kind Niijima glass cup by digging a pattern into the glass.
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By car
4.9km・15min
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Spot13 Ishiyama Scenic Overlook About 20-30 min
Ishiyama Observatory (also known as Mukaiyama Observatory) is located about 15 minutes by car from Niijima Port (Kurone Port), the entrance to the island. Climbing up the mountain while admiring the desolate landscape of the ruins of a mining site for Niijima's specialty “Koga Stone,” you will find a statue of Moyai, made of Koga Stone, a specialty of Niijima. From the open-air observatory, you can see the islands floating on the bright blue sea. The view includes the Mamashita Coast, a highly transparent beach where snorkeling is available, as well as Jiuchi Island, the Izu Peninsula, Shikinejima, and Kozushima in the distance. Mount Fuji can also be seen in the distance.
Accessibility Information
There are wheelchair-accessible aisles with no steps, among other things.
The parking lot has a special parking area for wheelchair users.Restroom Information
There are no restrooms nearby.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Mukaiyama, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free of charge
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2233/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
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Goal Accommodation
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Start Accommodation
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By car
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Spot14 Fujimitoge Lookout About 20-30 min
On the way up the roadway from Honson, Niijima to the top of Miyazuka Mountain (432m), the Fujimi Pass Observatory is located on the hairpin curve at the 260m elevation point. Located on the ridge, a pyramid made of koga stone has been built. It is a superb spot from which to view Honson, Maehama, Mukaiyama, Jinaijima, Shikinejima, and Kozushima to the south. The name comes from the fact that one can see Mt. Fuji in the north-northwest on a clear day. It also offers a beautiful night view of Honson.
Accessibility Information
The parking space and the observation deck are at the same height for easy access.
Restroom Information
There are no restrooms nearby.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 1-1-1, Honson, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2162/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
Lunch
By car
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Spot15 Shinsui Park About 20-30 min
A water park located slightly southwest of the center of Niijima. The theme of the park is water and stone, and there is an arch-shaped objet d'art made of Koga stone with water flowing from a rock pile in front of it. The cool and atmospheric space is very attractive. There is also a rest house on the grounds where visitors can enjoy meals and a café. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing meal and admire the scenery. The park is flat and easy to navigate.
Accessibility Information
The parking lot and park have a gentle slope but no steps for easy access.
Restroom Information
There is a wheelchair accessible restroom.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- 120, Aza-Setoyama, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- free to stroll
- Hours
- free to stroll
- Closed days
- free to stroll
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2448/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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By car
Lunch
By car
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Niijima Port（Niijima Port Passenger Waiting Room）
One of the two ports on Niijima is Niijima Port. It is the main port of Niijima. The waiting area has a Tokai Kisen counter, Niijima tourist information center, souvenir shop, telework space, and restrooms on the first floor, as well as a space to eat takeout lunch and an observation deck on the second floor in addition to restrooms. There are cold showers and a changing area in the space outside the passenger waiting area.
Accessibility Information
There are no steps at the entrances or exits of the facility or inside the facility, and Braille blocks are laid out on the main flow lines both outdoors and indoors. The second floor is accessible by elevator.
Wheelchair-accessible restrooms and nursing rooms are available.
There are stairs to get on and off the high-speed ferries, and wheelchair users will need assistance from an attendant. Advance notice is required.
Restroom Information
There are wheelchair accessible restrooms (equipped with ostomate) on the first and second floors. Diaper changing cribs are available in the wheelchair accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
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04992-5-1267 (Niijima Port and Airport Management Office)
04992-5-0187 (Tokai Kisen Co., Ltd.) - Address
- 2-1, Kurone, Niijima-mura
- Official Website
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Niijima Port does not have an official website. Please refer to the following address:
https://www.locationbox.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/catalog/detail.html?pdid=1391
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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Wakago Fishing Port
Wakago Tobune Port is used as a temporary arrival and departure port for high-speed ferries. There is no indoor waiting area. When arriving at or departing from Tobune Port, there is a temporary free bus service between Tobunene Port and Niijima Port.
Accessibility Information
There are stairs to get on and off the high-speed ferries, and wheelchair users will need assistance from an attendant. Advance notice is required.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
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04992-5-1267 (Niijima Port and Airport Management Office)
04992-5-0187 (Tokai Kisen Co., Ltd.) - Address
- Wakago, Niijima-mura
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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Jet ship
2hours 20min
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Goal Port of Tokyo（Tokyo Takeshiba Passenger Ship Terminal）
Other Sightseeing Spots
Introduce sightseeing spots outside the model course.
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Yunohama Roten Onsen（Niijima）
This open-air spring bath is a 10-minute walk south of the port and is marked by a building in the motif of ancient Greece. There are six baths, large and small, and bathing is available at night, so you can enjoy hot spring slowly under the star-filled sky. Bathing suits are required.
Accessibility Information
The road surface is gravel, uneven cobblestones, and steps, making it difficult to move around in a wheelchair.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- -
- Address
- Honson, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Free
- Hours
- all day
- Closed days
- None
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2390/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.
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Mamashita Onsen（Niijima）
This hot spring facility is located on a small hill slightly uphill from the coastal road on Niijima. The open-air bathing area offers a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. It has a sauna as well as a cold bathtub. The open-air bathing area has a spectacular view of Torigashima in the foreground, as well as Shikinejima and Kozushima across the ocean.
Accessibility Information
There are steps at the entrance and exit. The spa facilities are underground, and there are only stairs between them, making wheelchair access difficult.
Restroom Information
There are no wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Facility Information
- Telephone number
- 04992-5-0830
- Address
- Setoyama, Niijima-mura
- Fee
- Adults 300 yen, sand bath adults 700 yen
- Hours
- 13:00 - 21:00
Last admission: 20:30
Sand bath 13:00 - 20:00
Last admission: 19:30 - Closed days
- Wednesdays
- Official Website
- https://niijima-info.jp/spot/2366/
*This information was current as of February 2025. Contact individual facilities to confirm details.