It's a brand new day in a small island, set atop the East China Sea.
Far away from all the tourist attractions, with no luxury resorts and bland hotels in sight, where an immediate solution of a convenience store is nowhere to be found.

Travelers hop off the ferry at a local port to discover a whole new world of shimmering sea, tile-roofed Japanese houses, and a decided lack of travelers. Locals here live in harmony with nature: growing their own food which they trade and share with each other. Experience the local culture through their eyes, relearning the values long forgotten, discovering a new side of Japan and yourself. Be careful though, the locals' love for their home is contagious, making it hard to leave.

Our dream is to help preserve the traditional culture and lifestyle found on Ojika Island, while at the same time energizing the local economy through tourism. Over the years, many people from all over Japan, as well as from within the island have shared our dream.

It gives us great pleasure to invite you to visit our small island and help shape its future.

We are Ojika Island Tourism a nonprofit organization, whose goal is to preserve the beautiful natural habitat of Ojika Island, the self-sufficient lifestyle of its people, and traditions that have sustained generations.

We hope to achieve this through community-based, slow, and sustainable tourism.

FIRST TIME IN JAPAN? ASK US ANYTHING!
Traveling to Japan, the most enigmatic country in the world, can be daunting in itself. Delving deeper into untouched territories that lie beyond Tokyo and Kyoto might require further courage and adventurous spirit. Let's say you discovered Ojika Island and it looks like a dream come true. But then questions begin to pile up: How far is it? How do I get there? Is there a place to stay? Is it foreign-friendly?

We are here to answer all of your questions and help make your dream trip a reality!