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yoshihiroy3
كيوتو, اليابان37 مساهمة
زوجان • يونيو 2022
周防大島は車で一周することが出来ません。伊保田港から2キロ程進むと行き止まりとなります。その手前から島の南側に入れますが、これまた途中で行き止まりになっています。一周100キロの道程ですが、完全に一周することは無理です。
كُتب بتاريخ 24 يوليو 2022
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OHKSO
Hyogo Prefecture, اليابان84,316 مساهمة
مارس 2022
大畠駅から大島大橋を渡って向かいました。橋があれば離島感は無く大畠側との行き来も便利で、車の通行量も多くなっていました。又、道路沿いには一寸気になるベーカリーショップや洋菓子店も目に入り、島外の利用者も多いようでした。
كُتب بتاريخ 21 مارس 2022
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きんぎょ漁師
هيروشيما, اليابان4,876 مساهمة
سبتمبر 2020
真宮島は東和町の大きな道の駅のすぐ裏手にあります。何度も周防大島に行っていますが、今回パンフレットで見つけて、試しに見に行ったら実際に砂州がつながっていました。小豆島のエンジェルロードが有名ですが、ここもなかなかよいと思いました。釣り人、カップルが来ていました。
كُتب بتاريخ 6 أكتوبر 2020
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きんぎょ漁師
هيروشيما, اليابان4,876 مساهمة
سبتمبر 2019
何度尋ねても見るところがたくさんあります。意外と大きな島ですので。季節によっても違います。特にみかんの採れる頃は、楽しみです。道の駅、スポーツ施設、リゾートホテル、それなりに充実しています。ところどころ古い町並みが残り、若い人は少ないですが、ノスタルジックな気分に浸れます。一度行くとやみつきになるのではないでしょうか。
كُتب بتاريخ 12 أبريل 2020
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Derek Lozano
Iwakuni, اليابان32 مساهمة
زوجان • فبراير 2020
Love the Hawaii vibes in this little island. A lot of hidden gems you can find when driving around. - @dlozano915
كُتب بتاريخ 22 فبراير 2020
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ぽにょ
5 مساهمات
الأصدقاء • أغسطس 2019
インスタでキレイな海を見つけて遊びに行きました。島の景色やゆっくりした雰囲気が気持ちよくて、何より海がキレイです！片添ヶ浜海辺で事前予約したサップで少し沖に出るだけで、透明な海の中に沢山の魚が見られます。海から上がるとすぐ上に温泉施設もあり、心ゆくまでリラックスできます
كُتب بتاريخ 17 يناير 2020
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garakuta2018
243 مساهمة
يناير 2020
本土から大島大橋を渡って島に入ります。冬に訪れたためか人はまばらでした。海はきれいで夏は海水浴で賑わうのだろうなという感じがありました。みかんの販売が目立ちました。
كُتب بتاريخ 16 يناير 2020
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Zimminaroundtheworld
Okinawa Prefecture, اليابان1,827 مساهمة
نوفمبر 2019
I biked around the whole island from Iwakuni about 100 miles and enjoyed every minute of my trip to Oshima. There is a road that circles the entire island, I prefer the southern side. There are gorgeous views of the ocean and small fishing villages worth exploring. I noticed a lot of restaurants and cafes don't open until at least 11 am, so plan for that. I rode around the last day of November and the temperatures were on the cooler side mainly because of the winds. Right when you cross the bridge onto the island there is a mountain with an observatory deck that is worth it for the views. There are nice beaches along the island and a few museums, I will have to visit next time. Oshima is also famous for their oranges, so if you get a chance to try them, well worth it! What a fantastic island!
كُتب بتاريخ 30 نوفمبر 2019
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katsura4346
minneapolisمساهمة
أكتوبر 2019
Some recent and serious ancestry research revealed that my grandfather emigrated to Hawaii from Yamaguchi province, Kuga township (which is now part of Suo Oshima), Japan. Food was scarce and he left to work under contract for the Alexander Baldwin sugar plantation around 1900.
With very little other information about his home town, and no Japanese language skill, I wondered how to go about doing on-the-ground research on Suo Oshima. Then I saw a review on trip advisor about the guide/research/translator services offered by Tetsyo (Tony) Shinohara. I got in touch with him by email and hired him immediately. Tony also works for the Tourist Bureau on the island but is serious in developing his own specialty in helping overseas Japanese find their ancestor roots on the island.
Day one, we hit the ground running. We stopped at the Cultural Center to see how much of Hawaii has been transplanted back to Japan. We spent a long time at City Hall, plumbing their records for signs of my grandfather and found the original copy of their koseki tohon in Japanese. With the help of Tony and staff, we were able to glean more details of his life from it. We ended up visiting 2 Buddhist temples looking for any signs of him...and in the last one, we hit gold. We found his name and names of his family in a 200 year old hand-written volume of death records. The priest and Tony spent a long time explaining the Japanese text to us. I was able to pay respect to my ancestors by burning some incense and praying to the statue of buddha that they surely prayed to ...as it was over 500 years old!
The next day was spent in large part at the Museum of Immigration to Hawaii, looking at their fine exhibits and exploring their impressive data base. Plantation records in Hawaii have largely been lost to fire and rot, but here in Japan of all places, they had records of employment on every Japanese immigrant in the plantations.
It was a fruitful two days on Suo Oshima and we could not have done any of it without Tony's able knowledge of the island, his translation skills, and his sincere interest in doing the research!! Can't recommend him highly enough! Thanks Tony!
You can contact him by email: tony8914shinohara@gmail.com
Though our time on the island was too short to enjoy the beaches, we did cherish our stays at the two B&B's that Tony booked for us. The Chirodi Ryokan right near the water had a nice furo and lovely food -using the fresh seafood of the region. The Ishinabetei was a stunning home overlooking gardens and rice fields and ocean. It's hosts are gourmet cooks that make everything from scratch and serve regional specialties, as well. We got a good feel for the bounty of fruit and vegetables that grow on this semi tropical island, as well as the bounty of fish and shellfish in the surrounding sea.
Discovered that my grandfather left Suo Oshima for another similar island paradise in Hawaii!
With very little other information about his home town, and no Japanese language skill, I wondered how to go about doing on-the-ground research on Suo Oshima. Then I saw a review on trip advisor about the guide/research/translator services offered by Tetsyo (Tony) Shinohara. I got in touch with him by email and hired him immediately. Tony also works for the Tourist Bureau on the island but is serious in developing his own specialty in helping overseas Japanese find their ancestor roots on the island.
Day one, we hit the ground running. We stopped at the Cultural Center to see how much of Hawaii has been transplanted back to Japan. We spent a long time at City Hall, plumbing their records for signs of my grandfather and found the original copy of their koseki tohon in Japanese. With the help of Tony and staff, we were able to glean more details of his life from it. We ended up visiting 2 Buddhist temples looking for any signs of him...and in the last one, we hit gold. We found his name and names of his family in a 200 year old hand-written volume of death records. The priest and Tony spent a long time explaining the Japanese text to us. I was able to pay respect to my ancestors by burning some incense and praying to the statue of buddha that they surely prayed to ...as it was over 500 years old!
The next day was spent in large part at the Museum of Immigration to Hawaii, looking at their fine exhibits and exploring their impressive data base. Plantation records in Hawaii have largely been lost to fire and rot, but here in Japan of all places, they had records of employment on every Japanese immigrant in the plantations.
It was a fruitful two days on Suo Oshima and we could not have done any of it without Tony's able knowledge of the island, his translation skills, and his sincere interest in doing the research!! Can't recommend him highly enough! Thanks Tony!
You can contact him by email: tony8914shinohara@gmail.com
Though our time on the island was too short to enjoy the beaches, we did cherish our stays at the two B&B's that Tony booked for us. The Chirodi Ryokan right near the water had a nice furo and lovely food -using the fresh seafood of the region. The Ishinabetei was a stunning home overlooking gardens and rice fields and ocean. It's hosts are gourmet cooks that make everything from scratch and serve regional specialties, as well. We got a good feel for the bounty of fruit and vegetables that grow on this semi tropical island, as well as the bounty of fish and shellfish in the surrounding sea.
Discovered that my grandfather left Suo Oshima for another similar island paradise in Hawaii!
كُتب بتاريخ 16 نوفمبر 2019
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kazoo0728jp
Kitakyushu, اليابان11 مساهمة
زوجان • سبتمبر 2019
予約の取れない宿と言う事で、期待していきましたが、料理は普通。風呂も普通で最悪なのが、お湯は使い回し。最悪だったのが、部屋にムカデがうじゃうじゃいて眠れない夜で、何しに行ったのか分かりませんでした。
كُتب بتاريخ 8 أكتوبر 2019
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Chad W
أوهايو, هاواي
How do you get from Yanai to suooshima island?
jn0987
Tacoma, واشنطن142 مساهمة
We were driven to Suo Oshima, so driving over the bridge is easy. You then have transportation around the island. An alternative is to take the ferry. I know of the ferry but not the details. It would be a nice ride on the water.
What does taxi cost from obatake station to the museum of emigration to hawaii. Is that taxi the best way to go to museum?
Tetsuo S
3 مساهمات
I'm Tony Shinohara based in Suo Oshima Tourism Association. It will be JPY 1,500 by taxi. If you visit here just for this purpose, taxi is the best way. If you are interested in other place to visit, please gmail me at tony8914shinohara. I can send you the slides with some pictures of landscapes and shops in the island.
ShirtempF
سكرامنتو, كاليفورنيامساهمة
Does a local bus stop near Katazoegahama Beach Park?
Tetsuo S
3 مساهمات
Yes, there is. But it is very limited convenience like every three hours. If you stay Sunshine Sazanseto, a resort hotel here, you can use their shuttle bus between Obatake station and the hotel located Katazoe Beach.
If you need more info, please email me to tony8914shinohara at gmail
I’m working at Suo Oshima Tourism Association.
Tony Shinohara
Candy96825
هونولولو, هاوايمساهمتيْن
Is there a local bus that tourists can take around the island?
Tetsuo S
3 مساهمات
My name is Tony Shinohara based in Suo-Oshima Island.
I'm sorry that it might be too late to answer to your question, we do have local bus that anybody can take around the island.
It starts from nearest train station named "Obatake" and drive around the island. However, this is not very often.
Could you please send me an email at tony8914shinohara@gmail so that I can give your more detailed information in accordance to your plan.
