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This port is located in the western paart of Niijima, and is equipped with a wharf where large ocean liners can berth. In addition, the port is also fishing vessels.
Niijima is located at a distance of about 150km in the sea to the south of Tokyo, and is formed by the union of two volcanic mountaions, Mount Miyatsuka towards the north, and Mukaiyama towards the south. The geology is composed primarily of rhyolite, and the east of the island is lined with a cliff of white sand known as Shiromama, which forms a beautiful contrast against the blue sea.
Kusaya, a type of strong smelling salted dried dish, is a specialty of the Izu Islands. Niijima’s kusaya is well ...
Made from barley and high quality groundwater, many people who try the island shochu (distilled spirits) fall in...
In addition to exhibits on the culture and natural surroundings of Niijima Village, a traditional Niijima style home...
This white sand beach on the island is east coast extends for 6.5 km. Its impressive waves have made it a popular surfing...
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Location | Kurone, Niijima Mura, Tokyo | |
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Nearest major airport | Niijima Airport(Car 10 minute ) | ![]() |
Berth | Niijima Port Wharf | ![]() |
Service | Terminal | ![]() |
Tourist information | ![]() |
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Port management | Island Harbors Division, Bureau of Port and Harbor, Tokyo Metropolitan Government | |
S0000527@section.metro.tokyo.jp | ||
Related links | Solitary island information (Link to an external website) |