Daisen-Oki National Park

Daisen-Oki National Park spans Tottori and Shimane prefectures. The Shimane section covers the Oki Islands, a remote archipelago of volcanic islands in the Sea of Japan. The islands are known for their dramatic coastline, traditional culture, and as a place of political exile during medieval times.

Ferries from Shichirui Port (Shimane) or Sakaiminato (Tottori) serve the Oki Islands. Flights from Osaka land at Oki Airport on Dogo Island.

Ferries connect the islands. Rental cars and scooters are available on Dogo and Nishinoshima.

• Dogo Island — the largest island, with dramatic sea cliffs and hot springs.

• Nishinoshima — known for its stunning coast of sea cliffs and the Kuniga Coast.

• Oki Shrine — the main Shinto shrine.

• Cape Shiro-zaki — a lighthouse with panoramic views.

• Kuniga Coast — towering sea cliffs and a natural arch on Nishinoshima.

• Coastal hiking — the Kuniga Coast walking trail is spectacular.

• Sea kayaking — explore the sea caves and arches.

• Onsen bathing — Dogo Island has several hot springs.

• Ferry cruising — the views of the islands from the sea are memorable.

Seafood — squid, sea bream, and abalone.

Shimane sake.

Minshuku and ryokan on Dogo and Nishinoshima.

Shimane sake, Oki Islands seaweed products, and local crafts are sold at port shops and throughout the islands.

• Matsue — the prefectural capital
• Izumo — the Grand Shrine
• Daisen — the sacred mountain in Tottori
• Sakaiminato — the Tottori port city