八丈島の位置関係

A Remote Paradise in the Pacific

太平洋の楽園

Hachijojima

Hachijojima is one of the Izu Islands, located approximately 287km south of Tokyo in the Pacific Ocean.
It lies at 33 degrees 6 minutes north latitude and 139 degrees 47 minutes east longitude.
The island has a gourd-like shape, with a circumference of approximately 58.89km and an area of 62.91km².

It is located in the southern part of the Izu Islands, with Miyakejima and Mikurashima to the north, and Aogashima to the south.
Administratively, it belongs to Tokyo Metropolis.

It has a subtropical marine climate, with warm and humid conditions throughout the year.
Due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current, it remains relatively warm even in winter, with an annual average temperature of approximately 18°C.
It has high rainfall, with an annual precipitation of approximately 3,000mm, fostering lush greenery.
Due to the all year round warm climate, many tourist visit.

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Hachijo-Fuji: An active volcano and the island's symbol. The view from the summit is spectacular.
Furusato Village in the Osato district: A facility where you can experience Hachijojima's history and culture.
Osaka tunnel observatory: A wonderful spot where a beautiful sea can be overlooked.
Nambara Senjojiki Coast: A grand coastline created by lava.
Numerous hot spring facilities, diving spots, and hiking trails are also scattered throughout the island.

Hachijojima Airport: Regular flights operate between Haneda Airport and the island.
Yaene Port, Sokodo Port: Regular ships operate between Tokyo's Takeshiba Passenger Ship Terminal and the island.
Island transportation options include buses, taxis, rental cars, and rental bicycles.

Various types of accommodations are available, including hotels, traditional inns (ryokan), and guesthouses (minshuku)

The island was formed by volcanic activity and is characterized by unique terrain and abundant nature.
Subtropical plants flourish, and many unique flora and fauna inhabit the island.
The Kuroshio Current contributes to a warm and rich marine ecosystem.

It is a valuable habitat for endemic plant species and a breeding ground for seabirds.
A wide variety of marine life, including humpback whales, inhabits the surrounding waters.

The island's terrain, centered on the two volcanoes, Hachijo-Fuji and Mihara-yama, is diverse and varied.
The coastline offers a variety of landscapes, including lava cliffs and beautiful sandy beaches.