Things to do

Himaka Island can be lapped once on foot, but you can rent a bicycle for a more comfortable tour.
You can go around the island in about 20 minutes.

The embankment (offshore embankment) that surrounds the island is a great point for fishing.
We will cook the fish you catch.

Swinging on a swing hung on a big tree.
Mikawa Bay, the Atsumi Peninsula spreads behind.
Recommended for shooting spots.

From May to August, you can interact with dolphins at sea.
It is an experience that both children and adults can enjoy, such as touching dolphins, swimming with them, and feeding them.

*It will not be held in 2024.

The island is named after Octopus Yakushi, the god of Tako Yakushi, and is the reason why the island is called Octopus Island.
The islanders pray for big catches, safety, and longevity of their descendants.

Exhibits include hooks for catching sharks, models of fishing boats, fishing gear for octopus fishing, and materials that show the lives of the people of the island and the history of the fishing industry.
free entrance.

It is a Shirasu cafe directly managed by the Shirasu factory.
The most recommended menu is. "Shirasu software"
"Tako Senbei" and "Shirasu" are on top of the soft serve ice cream.

Himaka Island only takoyaki restaurant.
Himaka Island luxurious takoyaki, which uses only octopus caught in Himakajima, is not only delicious but also cheap.

It is a shop where you can eat pasta and ajillo using the blessings of the island.
We offer freshly caught fish and shellfish from fishermen as today's menu.

A popular bar-style shop.
You can enjoy a la carte dishes made with fresh ingredients landed locally and a wide range of drinks.

West Port shop is full of island goods on the 2nd floor of the Nishiko shop.
There are many cute original T-shirts and miscellaneous goods, so it is recommended as a souvenir.

Himaka Island only convenience store in Himakajima.
Business hours are until 22:00.