See the Breathtaking Volcanic Sights of Oshima on a Guided Tour

DAY 1

Tokyo Takeshiba Terminal

Your journey starts with a comfortable cruise on a high-speed jet boat

Arrive in Oshima: Okata Port

After arriving, take a shuttle to your hotel and get ready.

Ura-Sabaku Desert

Oshima, Tokyo is in fact the home of Japan's one and only desert. Make sure to bring along your camera to take a very special picture like nowhere else.

Lava Cookies

Enjoy lava cookies and tea at a rest spot! After a short break, restart your tour!

Mt. Mihara Caldera

See the majestic view stretching as far as the eye can see

Mihara Shrine

Mihara Shrine, which stands solemnly on Mt. Mihara, untouched by lava flows from eruptions, is the most sacred site on the mountain!

Peak Promenade

Your guide will give you a "flower card" featuring flowers that grow on the mountain.

Golden-Rayed Lily
A species of mountain lily. Compared to others of its genus, this lily is larger and has thick, deep green leaves. This flower blooms from July to early August.

Geopark Exhibit

Your guide can tell you all about the powerful nature of Oshima.

Open Air Hot Spring and Dinner

At your hotel, enjoy blissful relaxation as you look out upon majestic Mt. Mihara from an open air hot spring bath, and try the Oshima Onsen Hotel's famous "Tsubaki Fondue" made with seafood fried in camellia oil.

Stargazing

Take a moment to rest and gaze up at the vast starry sky in the midst of nature on the hotel's rooftop terrace.

DAY 2

Experience the nature of Oshima before breakfast

Plan A: A leisurely walk near the hotel Plan
Plan B: Yoga on the Mt. Mihara Terrace, followed by relaxation in the natural hot spring

Geological Strata (Big Baumkuchen)

Enjoy the seaside scenery and natural beauty created by the passage of time. You can see all the way to Toshima, Niijima, Shikinejima, and, if the weather is clear, even all the way to Miyakejima.

Habu Observation Deck

Take a commemorative picture from this platform with a beautiful view.

Habu Port

In a folk house that keeps the look of early 20th-century Japan, listen to the picture story show "The Story of Habu" to learn about the history of the port town of Habu, and walk around town.