Miyakojima Island [Irabu Island] Guide to the Triangle Point! Holey Route to the Spectacular View and Points to Note
Let's learn about Miyako Island's triangular points!
Miyako and Irabu islands are dotted with many scenic spots where the beautiful sea and nature are interwoven. Among them, the most famous and spectacular spots areTriangulation pointIt is.
From the triangulation point,Panoramic views of the endless blue sea and islandsYou can enjoy the magnificent scenery, which is different from that of tourist attractions.
In this column, we will discuss how and where to get to the triangulation point on Irabu Island, as well asSpectacular view spots in the vicinityis also included in this section!
◆To know the difference from "Iguana Rock" and its location.
◆Irabu Island "triangular point" location and address.
◆Want to know how to get to hidden spots that are not on the map?
When visiting the site, stay out of the restricted areas and enjoy the scenery from the perimeter!
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What is the triangular point on Miyako Island (Irabu Island)?
The triangular point on Miyako Island is the exact location, elevation, and topography of the island,Reference points for surveying established for mapping purposesIt is.
The topographic information of Miyako Island has been determined with high accuracy by triangulation, which is the process of measuring angles with other triangulation points.
Although satellite positioning technology is now the mainstream, the triangular dots still quietly convey the history and fundamental role that they have played in supporting the surveying of the island.
Access: 30 minutes by car from Miyako Airport
What kind of spot is the Miyako Island triangulation point?
The triangular point on Irabu Island in Miyako Island once attracted much attention because of its location and scenery.
However, because the cliff—located about 70 meters above sea level—is narrow and lacks railings, making it dangerous, in February 2021, Miyakojima City removed the triangulation point and Iguana Rock fromno entryI decided to do it that way.
In the following, we will present some of the characteristics known in the past, as well as the current situation.
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(1) Easily accessible location
The triangulation point on Irabu Island was located right next to the road that circles the island, so in the past,Easy to stop by during sightseeing or drivingIt was known as the
Currently, however, access to the site is restricted and visitors cannot casually visit.
When visiting the area, be sure toIt is important to observe the signs and no-go zones.It is.
(2) Enjoy vast panoramic views
From the triangular point, there was an open view of the terrain of Irabu Island, as well as Miyako Island, Kurima Island, and even the direction of Yaegase on days with good weather conditions.
It is not possible to approach it now, but even from the surrounding area.You can enjoy the wide sky and sea views typical of Irabu Island!
(3) Popular as a photo-worthy spot
Because of its panoramic view of the emerald green sea and the island landscape,Once a popular place to be photographed.There was a
Currently, however, entry is not permitted, even for filming purposes.
For your safety and to protect the environment, be sure to enjoy the view from outside the designated areas.
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How to get to Miyako Island's triangular point
The triangulation point on Irabu Island is located on the northern coast of the island (between Sarahama and Funa-Usagi-Banata), andAbout a 10- to 15-minute drive from the "Irabu Bridge"location.
Since the area is currently off-limits, please use this as a guide when driving through the surrounding area.
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Heading to "Sarahama Port
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From Sarahama Port to "Round-the-Island Road
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The area where "BIKE" is written on the road (access to the triangulation point beyond this point is prohibited)
Detailed Directions to the Triangle
Cross the Irabu Bridge, turn right at the end of the road, and head north along the east coast toward Sarahama. From Sarahama, follow the road along the island’s north coast westward (toward Funausagi Banata).
There is only one landmark on the way, written in blue on the road.BIKE.The letters "と" are the following.
At the entrance to the triangulation point,"No Trespassing" Sign...has been installed.
Stay out of the restricted areas and enjoy the scenery from the perimeter.
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Points to note when going to Miyako Island's triangular point
The Triangle is originally an observation point, not a tourist attraction. Here are some points to keep in mind when visiting the triangulation point.
Be sure to check the signage.
In the vicinity of the triangle,Areas where access is currently restrictedThere are
Be sure to check the signs and information displays at the entrance and in the vicinity, and avoid entering restricted areas.
It is important to enjoy the surrounding scenery within a defined area.
Pay attention to the manner in which you park.
The triangulation point is not a tourist attraction but a survey observation point. Therefore, there is no dedicated parking lot.
When parking, be very careful not to block the way of other cars and choose a location that does not interfere with traffic.
Act with consideration for your feet and surroundings.
There are many places where the roads are not well maintained and the vegetation is overgrown,Unstable footingThere are times when the
Choose shoes that are comfortable to walk in,Pay attention to weather and surrounding conditionsBe sure to act in a safety-conscious manner.
Be aware of insect repellent measures and clothing
Places where hats are easily blown off by strong winds.But there is also.
Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and non-slip shoes, as there are many insects around and the rain can make the footing slippery.
Suggested Sightseeing Spots around the Triangle
Around the triangular point, there are many spots where visitors can enjoy the nature and scenery typical of Irabu Island.
Even if you cannot enter the triangle itself, you can fully appreciate the charm of the island by touring the surrounding area.
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iguana rock
Iguana Rock, as the name implies, is aOddly shaped rock that looks like an iguana lying downIt is.
The unique formations that nature has created over time are powerful and can be enjoyed along with the rugged coastal scenery that is typical of Irabu Island.
However, just like the triangulation point, Iguana Rock alsoNo Entry Since 2021Please do not approach the area; instead, enjoy the view from nearby roads or observation points.
adultebeard brotula (species of ophidiiform fish, Brotula multibarbata)
Hunausagibanata is an impressive spot with its coastline of sheer cliffs.
The name, in the local dialect, means “the cliff where ships are seen off,” and it is said to be a place where people used to watch ships depart, praying for the safe journey of those setting out.
The contrast between the emerald green sea and white waves below is beautiful, and the view is full of a sense of openness.
Directions: About a 45-minute drive from Miyako Airport
swan song
Shiratorizaki is,A cape with a quiet and serene atmosphere.It is.
With relatively few tourists, this is a good place for those who want to relax and enjoy the ocean.
On a fine day, you can see far into the distance, and in the evening, the scenery is peaceful and surrounded by soft light.
Directions: About a 45-minute drive from Miyako Airport
symbiosis
Simbiji is a spot where the crystal clear waters and pristine coastline remain.
Because the island is not overly touristy, visitors can experience the natural simplicity of Irabu Island.
It is a perfect place to stroll and enjoy the sound of the waves and the sea breeze.
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Directions: Drive from Miyako Airport across the Irabu Bridge
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Miyako Island's triangular point on Miyako Island
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes. Since February 2021, access to the triangulation point and Iguana Rock has been prohibited. A sign has been posted at the entrance. Please refrain from viewing the area from within the restricted zone and use the safe viewing spots in the surrounding area instead.
The triangulation point is located on a cliff approximately 70 meters above sea level with narrow footing and no railings, making it an extremely dangerous location. To prevent accidents such as falls, Miyakojima City has prohibited access to the area.
There are no restrooms or parking lots. Please use nearby facilities or visit after you have done so in advance.
summary
In this article, we introduced the triangulation point on Irabu Island and the stunning scenic spots in the surrounding area.
Since access to the triangulation point and Iguana Rock is prohibited, please do not approach them—instead, enjoy the breathtaking views of Irabu Island at nearby attractions and on guided tours!
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