Ishiyama Observatory

Located on Niijima Island in the Izu Islands, Ishiyama Observatory is a scenic spot where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the island's beautiful nature. It's particularly famous for its beautiful sunsets, attracting many tourists. There are also hiking trails around the observatory, allowing you to enjoy nature while making your way up to the observatory. Additionally, there's a souvenir shop that sells products made from Koga stone, a specialty of Niijima, making it easy to purchase local products. We recommend visiting Ishiyama Observatory along with your Niijima Island sightseeing.

Located on Kozushima Island in the Izu Islands, Ishiyama Observatory is a spot where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of Kozushima Island. Especially during sunset, you can see a beautiful sunset. There are shops and toilets around the observatory, as well as trekking courses. It's also accessible by car from Kozushima Island in about 20 minutes. We recommend visiting Ishiyama Observatory along with Kozushima Island sightseeing.

The Ishiyama Observatory is also a quarry for "Koga Stone," a specialty product of Niijima. Visitors can observe the quarrying process. In addition, there are souvenir shops in the area that use Koga Stone. Along with sightseeing in Niijima, be sure to check out information about Koga Stone in the area around Ishiyama Observatory.

The Ishiyama Observatory is a scenic spot located on Shijima, one of the Izu Islands that can be reached by ferry from Tokyo. It's accessible by car in about 15 minutes from Shijima Port. From the observatory, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful nature of Shijima. There are also hiking trails and souvenir shops. We recommend visiting the Ishiyama Observatory along with Shijima tourism.

Ishiyama Observatory is a popular tourist spot in the rich natural environment of Izu Shichito and Ogasawara Islands. In particular, it's known for its beautiful sunset on Niijima. It's also accessible from Kozushima. There are hiking trails and souvenir shops around the observatory. When visiting Izu Shichito and Ogasawara Islands, be sure to stop by and see it for yourself.