5 Islands That Deserve A Visit When Coming To Japan

Japan is a country made up of more than 6,800 islands, large and small. Here are the 5 most interesting islands, voted by Wasa-bi, that tourists should not miss. 5 islands that deserve to visit when visiting Japan 1. Yakushima: This island is the most famous natural tourist destination in Japan, attracting a lot of visitors every year. Image: Chentaiji

.Yakushima is a mountain located in the middle of the sea, with forests covering 90% of the surface area. Visitors can easily see the ancient trees of Yakusugi, with a lifespan of up to 2,000 years. In the photo is a natural hot spring on the island, stretching out to the coast The famous cartoon Princess Mononoke was also directed by the director to be inspired by the natural scenery on the island.



Photo: GaijinPot.2. Aogashima: The island is also known as volcanic island, with a unique shape formed through lava eruptions. With an area of about 9 km2, the population on the island is less than 200 people. This place is in Tokyo, but visitors want to Aogashima take 2 hours flight and a few hours on the boat. The island attracts very few tourists each year because of its isolated location. In the 18th century, the active volcano Aogashima left the island abandoned for 50 years But despite warnings from the authorities, many people still come back here to live.



Photo: Lifewithtravel. 3. Kujukushima: The archipelago is a collection of 208 islands, large and small, an ideal vacation destination with wonderful natural landscapes. There are many resorts in Kujukushima, offering tourists exciting activities such as watching dolphin circus, aquarium tour or tour to explore the entire archipelago. Photo: Iepcollege.4. Naoshima: The island belongs to Kagawa prefecture, attracting many tourists thanks to its strange architecture and street sculpture statues. This island is the main venue for the Setouchi Triennale Art Festival, which takes place every three years in Japan.



An art project in Naoshima started more than 20 years ago, sponsored by an anonymous businessman to attract more tourists. Many abandoned houses on the island are also transformed into miniature museums, displaying fancy sculptures. Photo: Wild-about-travel. 5. Tashirojima: This island is a paradise for cat lovers. There are more than 100 cats in Tashirojima, more than there are inhabitants on the island. The cats on the island are usually very friendly, always surrounded by tourists to visit. Photo: Mic.



But visitors are prohibited from feeding cats. Only people on the island are allowed to do this. Photo: Thedailybeast. According to Zing News ***.

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