Hahajima Island

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HahajimaCharacteristic

About 50 km further south from Chichijima. Hahajima island is almost the same latitude as Okinawa, but still in Tokyo. Ogasawara islands is recognized for its unique ecosystem and is registered as a World Natural Heritage. Above all, rare endemic species have evolved independently on Hahajima, and there are a lot of flora and fauna that can only be found in this islands, such as Hahajimameguro. In the sea, humpback whales come to breed in winter and green turtles come to lay eggs in early summer. In the forest, you can see Maruhachi (Cyathea mertensiana) and Hego (ferns).

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HahajimaTraffic information on the island

Route bus, Sightseeing bus

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Rent a car

Ogasawara Service

04998-3-7030

www.ogasawara-service.com/carrental

Taxi

All of these are private paid passenger transportation.

Rental bicycle, Rental bike

Anna Beach Hahajima Youth Hostel(Rental motorcycle only)

04998-3-2468

Dive Resort Hahajima

04998-3-2442

Ogasawara SMILE Cycle(Rental bicycles only)

04998-2-3114(Ogasawara Village Office)

www.vill.ogasawara.tokyo.jp/cycle/

CRAFT INN La Mere(Rental motorcycle only)

04998-3-2140

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HahajimaTourist Information

Mt. Chibusa

Mt. Chibusa is a 463-meter-high mountain in the center of Hahajima island, the highest peak in the Ogasawara Islands. The summit offers a spectacular view of Hahajima island, the surrounding islands, and Chichijima island. The Hahajima meadowlark, the Hahajima
peony, and other flora and fauna endemic to the Ogasawara Islands can also be observed.

Kofuji

Kofuji is an 86-meter-high mountain at the southern tip of Hahajima island, also known as “Little Mt. Fuji. The summit offers a panoramic view of beautiful coral reefs and islands, and the gentle terrain makes it easy for even beginners to climb.