Izu Islands

For Chinese people, Izu is a relatively strange place, but for Japanese people, Izu is a resort, and it is a paradise for hot springs. For those who like hot springs and leisure, it is recommended to come to the hot springs. Very comfortable.

Qingdao, Japan, is located in the southernmost island of Izu Islands, the southernmost island of Izu Islands, and the smallest population in Japan. The residents have only 192 local autonomous communities, mainly relying on fishing for a living. In order to solve the problem of rodents on the island at that time, local residents raised cats on the island. After World War II, the islanders flocked to the city to find jobs, and the population has plummeted to a few retirees. However, cats have remained on the island and started breeding; the number of cats is now more than 120, six times the number of the islanders. Despite the incomplete local tourist facilities, the army of cats has attracted a large number of tourists.

The resort area near Haneda is here.

Izu Island is a beautiful place, there are many volcanic islands, there is a beautiful seaside, you can watch the flowers of each season. There are also hot springs, very relaxing.

Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, it protrudes southward, so it is naturally divided into Ito and Ishi. Izu Islands are islands composed of more than 100 islands such as Oshima, and are subordinate to Tokyo Metropolis in the south outside Tokyo Bay.