We are pleased to present a trip to Okishima, an inhabited island on a lake, which is unique in the world! Why did the cat disappear? Let's go to a remote island! Let's go to a remote island! Okishima Island is an island off the shore of Lake Biwa, about 1.5 km (1.5 miles) away. Okishima is a castle town about 1.5 km off the shore of Lake Biwa that is associated with Nobunaga Oda and Hideyoshi Toyotomi. The inhabited island is located in Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture, and is home to approximately 230 people. It is the only inhabited island in a freshwater lake in Japan. A remote island where you can relax even if you stay only for a few hours. This is a thorough introduction to a model travel course for adults!

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itinerary
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Horikiri Port Okishima ferry boarding area
Horikiri Port
Okishima Port
Okishima Port Okishima Toushasen boarding place
Okishima Fishery Hall
Mizunosei
Omihachiman Okishima Elementary School
Okishima Observatory
Itsukushima Shrine
Sanami-an
Okutsushima Shrine
Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
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Time Stamp
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0:00 Opening
0:48 Basic information about Oki Island
1:34 Travel to Okishima
3:48 Boarding the boat from Horikiri-ko Okishima-toushasen boarding area
5:12 From Horikiri Port to Okishima Port
7:22 Arrive at the Okishima Port Okishima Tong Boat boarding area
10:14 Okishima Fishery Hall
15:58 Eat the bounty of Lake Biwa at Mizunosei
19:48 Stroll around Okishima
22:02 Stop by Okishima Elementary School, Omi Hachiman
22:30 Stroll around Okishima
24:51 Sightseeing at Okishima Observatory
30:52 Sightseeing at Itsukushima Shrine
34:05 Rest at Sanami-an
40:27 Sightseeing at Okutsushima Shrine
43:43 Watch the sunset at the sunset spot on Okishima
44:30 Stroll around Okishima
47:39 Board a boat from Okishima Port Okishima Tousen boarding area
50:11 From Okishima Port to Horikiri Port
50:35 Arrive at Horikiri Port
51:20 Stay at Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
51:40 Explanation of Marriott Point
54:34 Summary of the Okishima trip
55:10 Ending

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