Japan Ogasawara Islands Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Japan's Ogasawara Islands are an archipelago of Japan in the Western Pacific, located more than 1,000 kilometers south of Tokyo. The islands are located in the subtropics. The islands are full of shrubs, plants, and agricultural resources. They were listed as UNESCO in 2011. Organizing the World Heritage List.

Attractions distribution:

Japan's Ogasawara Islands are mainly composed of more than 30 small islands, among which the famous islands include Chichijima, Hajima and Iwo Jima, with a total area of ​​104.41 square kilometers. Okintorijima, 700 kilometers to the south, and Minamitori Island, 1,900 kilometers to the east, are also part of the Ogasawara Islands. The small subtropical and tropical islands are home to a variety of endemic plants and animals, some of which are rare and endangered. The island is also the only visible surface geology on the earth. Many islands formed submarine volcanoes between 65 million and 1.8 million years ago. Most islands drop sharply to sea cliffs ranging from 50 to 100 meters in height. The Ogasawara Islands have a subtropical marine climate and have white sand beaches. In summer, they are suitable for sea bathing and diving to watch tropical fish, surfing, sea fishing, sailing, banana boating and other marine activities.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, travel, vacation, island