[Wakayama/Tomogashima] A deserted island like Laputa

Tomogashima, an island with a Laputa-like world Tomogashima is an uninhabited island in Wakayama Prefecture, where you can feel a mysterious atmosphere just like the movie "Laputa". Ruins and nature are in perfect harmony, and there are many photogenic spots. ◆Highlights - Laputa-like ruins: Brick buildings that were once used as fortresses have coexisted with nature over the years, creating a world just like the movie "Laputa". This is a must-see spot for ruin lovers. - Photogenic nature: The entire island is covered in greenery, so no matter where you take a photo, it's sure to look great! The contrast between the ruins and the forest is beautiful, and you can take wonderful photos. - Remains that give you a sense of history: Since it was used as a fortress from the Meiji period to the Pacific War, traces of the gun batteries and air raid shelters from that time remain. This is an interesting point for history lovers. - Flora and fauna that coexist with nature: Tomogashima is rich in nature and you can encounter a variety of flora and fauna. We recommend walking around the island while listening to the birds singing and the sounds of the sea. ◆Notes You'll be walking quite a bit! We recommend wearing comfortable clothing. ◆Access Get off at JR Wakayama Station and take the ferry from the ferry terminal. Tomogashima is a place where you can truly feel like you're in an extraordinary place, where you can enjoy a "Laputa-like" atmosphere where nature and history blend together. There are plenty of photogenic spots, so be sure to take a camera and explore the island! #0yentravelautumn