Located off the northwest coast of Honshu, the Oki Islands are a remote archipelago shaped by volcanic landscapes, ancient traditions, and centuries of island culture. The islands are designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark, offering a remarkable combination of dramatic nature, sacred sites, and local ways of life.

This three-day, two-night journey connects four islands, taking you from coastal cliffs and volcanic landscapes to historic shrines, traditional culture, local cuisine, and unique island experiences. Discover the natural beauty and stories that make the Oki Islands unlike anywhere else in Japan.

DAY 1

13:45 Depart from Itami Airport↓
14:35 Arrived at Okugi Airport ↓
Visit to Kiki Brewery↓
Mizuwako Shrine↓
17:20 Candle Island sightseeing boat ↓
19:00 Check into Ji Xiang An Guesthouse (dinner included)

DAY 2

06:00 Okugi Beef Morning Walk ↓
Tanjing Waterfall ↓
Tamakawa Mikoto Shrine↓
Kubiki Bullfighting Arena ↓
12:05 Take the ferry to Nakanoshima ↓
13:20 Seafood Lunch ↓
Historical sites of Emperor Go-Toba ↓
Kiki Shrine↓
Check into Hotel Entô

DAY 3

08:20 Heading to Nishinoshima ↓
Yakihu Shrine↓
Sky Cliff↓
Kokuga Coast sightseeing boat ↓
12:40 Depart for Chiburi Island + Lunch ↓
15:45 Return to the mainland (Category 7 port)
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Songjiang Station disbanded

Fly directly from Osaka to the Oki Islands and begin your remote island adventure. Visit a local sake brewery and sacred shrines to discover the traditions, beliefs, and history that have shaped island life for generations. As evening falls, cruise toward the iconic Candle Island and experience the dramatic beauty of the surrounding sea.

Experience the slower rhythm of life in the Oki Islands, from a morning walk featuring Oki Beef to local food and traditional culture. Visit sacred shrines and historical sites associated with Emperor Go-Toba, who was exiled to the islands, and discover the stories behind this unique chapter of Japanese history.

Cruise along the Kuniga Coast and admire towering sea cliffs, striking rock formations, and the rugged volcanic landscape of Nishinoshima from the water. Take in the spectacular scenery shaped by the sea and volcanic activity before concluding your island journey.