Tourism EXPO Japan 2026
Daisen-Oki National Park
Mountains, islands, and the sea, where myths and mountain worship have long been kept alive in people's daily life
Daisen-Oki National Park is a park marked with varied scenery consisting of four areas, including a mountainous area on the east where there is a series of many mountains, an active volcano zone on the west, coast, and isolated islands.
The mountainous area consists of a variety of elements that include dynamic volcanic landforms, rich forests, and a vast grass-covered plain. Depending on the location, visitors can savor views of unique mountains and diverse plants and animals that adapted to the environment.
The coast and islands feature a range of seashore landscapes formed by a combination of complicated factors, such as volcanic activity, crustal changes, climate changes, alluviation and erosion, in addition to the biological environment unique to the coast and islands.
In addition, the Japanese mythology, Kunibiki Shinwa (which tells that this area was created by a deity who brought the land from beyond the ocean and connected to this place), was set in this area, and the area retains the traditional deep relationship with nature, inhabitants, and their lives.
Daisen-Oki National Park is a park marked with varied scenery consisting of four areas, including a mountainous area on the east where there is a series of many mountains, an active volcano zone on the west, coast, and isolated islands.
The mountainous area consists of a variety of elements that include dynamic volcanic landforms, rich forests, and a vast grass-covered plain. Depending on the location, visitors can savor views of unique mountains and diverse plants and animals that adapted to the environment.
The coast and islands feature a range of seashore landscapes formed by a combination of complicated factors, such as volcanic activity, crustal changes, climate changes, alluviation and erosion, in addition to the biological environment unique to the coast and islands.
In addition, the Japanese mythology, Kunibiki Shinwa (which tells that this area was created by a deity who brought the land from beyond the ocean and connected to this place), was set in this area, and the area retains the traditional deep relationship with nature, inhabitants, and their lives.
Co-exhibitor of National Parks of Japan Ministry of the Environment
Akan-Mashu National Park :
Amamigunto National Park :
Aso-Kuju National Park/Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park :
Chubusangaku National Park :
Daisen-Oki National Park :
Ehime Prefecture Ishizuchi Mountains Ecotourism Promotion Council/Koshikijima Tourism Promotion Council/Yakushima Town Ecotourism Promotion Council :
Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park :
Gero City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Izu Peninsula Geopark & Tourism Bureau/Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Higashiomi City Ecotourism Promotion Council :
Ise-Shima National Park :
Joshin’etsukogen National Park :
Kamiichi Machinowa Promotion Council/Toba City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Kyoto Miyama Tourism Association :
Keramashoto National Park/Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park :
Myoko-Togakushi renzan National Park :
Oze National Park / Nikko National Park :
San'inkaigan National Park/San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark :
Setonaikai National Park :
Shiretoko National Park :
Towada-Hachimantai National Park/Sanriku Fukko (reconstruction) National Park :
Yakushima (Island) National Park :
Yambaru National Park :
| Booth No | Y-37 |
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| Area | Japan |
| Official site | https://www.env.go.jp/en/nature/nps/park/daisen/index.html |
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