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This port is located in the eastern part of Miyakejima. In addition to a wharf where large ocean liners can dock, it is equipped with environmental facilities to preserve and use the (Kuramane) reef located behind the wharf.
Miyakejima is a nearly circular island located at a distance of about 180km in the sea to the south of Tokyo. It is formed mainly of basaltic rock, and Mount Oyama is a composite volcano in the center of the island which is a beautiful sight to behold even from the coast. But the coast is made up of cliff and there is no bay for access to the shore. There are several caldera on the top of the mountain and along its sides, and there have been 15 recorded eruptions between 1085 and 2000.
Ashitaba (Angelica keiskei) is an essential ingredient for dishes like tokoroten jelly. Agar from Miyakejima is ...
Milk senbei is a gentle tasting snack made without using any food additives, using traditional methods to bring out the ...
This recreation trail will give you a close-up view of the devastating and destructive power of an erupting volcano.
On clear days, you can see the other islands in the Izu Islands chain from the side of Mt.Oyama.
This is linked to a map in an external website. You can view port area information through its zoom feature.
Location | 1260 Tsubota, Miyake Mura, Tokyo | ![]() |
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Nearest major airport | Miyakejima Airport(Foot 20 minute ) | ![]() |
Nearest major bus station | Okigadaira ( Foot 10 minute ) | ![]() |
Berth | Miike Port Wharf | ![]() |
Service | Terminal | ![]() |
Tourist information | ![]() |
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Port management | Island Harbors Division, Bureau of Port and Harbor, Tokyo Metropolitan Government | |
TEL | 03-5320-5652 | |
S0000527@section.metro.tokyo.jp | ||
Related links | Solitary island information > Miyakejima (Link to an external website) |