Hishiura Port on Nakanoshima and the Dozen seaHishiura Port on Nakanoshima and the Dozen sea

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Ama occupies Nakanoshima in Oki's Dozen group. From Hishiura Port, discover history at Oki Shrine and the Emperor Gotoba Museum, or enjoy island views from Mount Kinkoji and the coast. Nishinoshima and Chiburijima are separate islands reached by boat: plan local walks and island crossings separately.

Start with the location

Where is Ama Town? Map of the sights

Location within Sanin

Map showing Ama Town and nearby regions within Sanin
Ama Town and nearby regions. For travel across Sanin, see Oki: explore the four Oki Islands.

Ports and sights

Map of Ama Town showing ports, waterways, roads and the locations of 1 Oki Shrine; 2 Akiya Coast; 3 Mount Kinkoji; 4 Ama Town Gotoba-in Museum
Hishiura Port is the arrival gateway. Nos. 1 and 4 are historic stops; No. 2 is Akiya Coast, and No. 3 represents Mount Kinko-ji. The path at No. 2 is closed and the swimming beach is not operating. Check official guidance for entrances, roads and areas open to visitors. Tap a map label to read more.
Make a stop before or after an event

Recommended sights

Combine cultural walks from Hishiura Port with scenery on the island's east side. Mount Kinko-ji has steep slopes, and Akiya Coast's walking path is closed to entry.

The Ama Town Gotoba-in Museum building
The Ama Town Gotoba-in Museum building

4Ama Town Gotoba-in Museum

A place to learn island history through materials associated with Emperor Go-Toba. Pair it with Oki Shrine for a cultural walk, including on rainy days.