Kembokki Island

An uninhabited island where Mr. Mutsugoro lived. Currently you can visit on a tour.

Original Text

It is an uninhabited island where Masanori Hata, also known as Mutsugoro, lived for about two years. Currently, the entrance of the general public can be realized on a tour conducted by the pension pouch.

Flat island

Original Text

I saw it from Cape Azechi. It is a flat and characteristic island. It seems that you can cross it on a guided tour, but it may be good for enjoying nature.

A flat island seen from the direction of Kiritappu Marsh

Original Text

Currently, it seems that you cannot cross the island unless you charter a special ship. Looking from the direction of Kiritappu Marsh, I could see a flat island along with the plateau of Cape Kiritappu.

the island where mr. mutsugoro spent

Original Text

A small uninhabited island about 10 minutes by boat that can only be reached by local guided tour. Mr. Mutsugoro used to live for about a year. Now, there is only a decayed banya, and the nature that seems to be Eastern Hokkaido remains. However, the scenery is exactly the same as the dynamic coastal scenery in eastern Hokkaido, so the value as a guided tour is a little diminished.

It looks like a table mountain.

Original Text

Tsuguki Island is an island like a table mountain floating around the offshore ６００ｍ of Biwase, which is almost between Cape Aikan and Cape Kiritappu. It seems that there was a time when Masanori Hata's animal kingdom was once there, but now it is a completely uninhabited island. Rough 々 The scenery of the island floating on the sea feels like Eastern Hokkaido.