Tsubura Island

Tsubura Island rises 70 meters above sea level, featuring natural coastal formations and untouched beaches along its perimeter in the Gotō Sea.

The island stands as a testament to the maritime legacy of the Gotō archipelago, which served as navigation points for trade vessels throughout Japanese history.

The surrounding waters hold significance in local fishing traditions, with generations of fishermen navigating these seas for their daily catches.

Access to this uninhabited island requires arrangements with local boat operators from neighboring populated islands in the Gotō archipelago.

The island maintains its completely undeveloped state, allowing native plant species and seabirds to thrive without human interference.

Location: Goto

Part of: Gotō Islands

GPS coordinates: 32.76864,128.96023

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04