Kojima Shrine

"Mont Saint-Michel of Japan"

The Legend of Ogre Island ( Onigashima )

Tsukiyomi Shrine

A place where a mysterious power dwells

Saru Iwa (Monkey Rock)

Tatsunoshima Sightseeing Cruise

Takenotsuji Observation Deck

You can see stunning views from the highest peak on the island

Soroku Kofun

The largest kofun in the prefecture! A huge grave for someone of high status

Oni no Ashiato (Ogre's Footprint) (In Makizaki Park)

A superb view of a ogre's footprint?

Oni-no-Iwaya Kofun (Tumulus)

Sumiyoshi Shrine

Iki City Ikikoku Museum

A museum where you can enjoy learning the history of Iki-no-shima

Sea glass art experience

Create a work of art unlike any other using sea glass and shells

Ondake Shrine

A miraculous location thought to be flowing with mystical energy!

Harunotsuji Archeological Site

Royal capital of Ikikoku that flourished with trade connecting Japan to China and Korea

Matsunaga Yasuzaemon Memorial hall

Amanotanagao Shrine

The Ruins of Kaneda Castle

Ankoku Temple

Ankoku Temple: home to many cultural properties

Harahoge Jizō (Statue)

Sai Shrine

Sakyobana

A scenic spot created by the cliff

Shomo Shrine

Nizo Yamamoto Art Museum

A must see place for Studio Ghibli fans

Osezaki Lighthouse

Takahama Beach

Named one of Japan's Top 100 Beaches!

ISLAND BREWERY　

Local brewery dedicated to crafting unique brews inspired by local ingredients.

Katsumoto Morning Market

Iki Chari

Electric Assisted Rental Bicycle

Mt. Onidake

Tsutsukihama Swimming Beach

The most beautiful white sand beach on Iki Island with a total length of approximately 600 meters

Daihoji Temple

A temple nicknamed "Western Japan's mount Koya" since the famous buddhist monk Kukai stayed here on his way back from China.

Nozaki Island

An otherworldly place that almost seems foreign.

Yunomoto Hot Springs

Appreciate hot springs while taking in the superb views!

Dozaki Church

Eboshidake Observatory

Mendake Shrine

Aosagaura Church

Goto Tourism and Historical Materials Museum

Mizunoura Church

A lilywhite wooden church, masterful blend of Romanesque, Gothic and Japanese architecture.

Hakusa Hachiman Shrine