The best seasons are spring and fall. Especially late May.
SUWANOSEJIMAThe gentle pink flowers of the large-leaved azalea are now at their peak. This article features scenes from a trek in early June.
In recent years, due to global warming and intense heat, I thought the peak viewing period might be mid-May. While the official site lists late May, other islands in the Izu archipelago also show a trend of earlier blooming.
Tenjō Mountain: Beginners welcome
KODAKARAJIMAThe path to the summit is straightforward. There are many landmarks and signs along the way.
Mount Tenjō, a popular trekking spot, is located almost at the center of Kozushima.
The entire route takes about 6 hours to complete. Allow 7 hours for a leisurely pace.
Mount Tenjō has long been considered a sacred place on the island and is also a Special Protection Zone within the national park, so collecting plants is prohibited.
TOKYO-TOSHIMAThe following is an example hiking route departing the lodge on foot just after 5:00 AM and returning around 10:30 AM. During Ira’s hike, the descent trailhead was blocked by fallen trees, causing a delay that made us miss the bus.
Normally, if you catch the bus, you should be back at the lodge by 10:00 AM, so the round trip from the village takes about 5 hours.
Scenery along the Kurotori Mountain Trail:黒鳥登山道



Scenery along the Swan Mountain Trail:白鳥登山道



Kozushima Island
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Top Pages for Each Island in the Izu Islands
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