Ainoshima 相島

Ainoshima. The area of the island is about four and a half kilometers. It's located about five miles northwest of the New order coast. "Ainoshima" as a local name area is also the capital of New York City of Fukuoka, and the whole island corresponds to this.

Geography

The altitude is about 70 meters above sea level, and a portion of the beach can be seen on sea edge. On the eastern edge of the sea, there is a holed rock with a hole in it, and it is depicted as a town symbol on the border sign of New Year's Road in Kyushu. It's a long, narrow, narrow, south-sized bay in the east and west, and ports and houses are concentrated on the coast of our area. Because of this terrain, when the summer typhoons near the winter and the northwest winds of the winter season are so high that ships are often able to get in and out compared with the mainland soil on the other side, it has served as a haven for ships in steep, stormy weather. Part of the beach needs to go by boat, not near land. If you land at Fukuoka Airport from the north on a passenger plane, it's just a low-accelerated orbit, and you can see it through the window. The Boy Fire Club works as a fire department. (Sunshima in the northern part of the northern part of the northern part of northern Kyushu) is like Ainoshima in Fukuoka and is identical in name and cat reading, but it is another island, as well as other islands.

History

It appears to have been known for a long time in the trade routes between China and Kyushu, and it is named Ayieshima in The Book of Japanese and elsewhere. It was also reported that the flag generals from the Middle Ages had dropped by on this island on their way to the Toshishiji castle, one of the rocks from the coast, and prayed for a thousand-hand sound to win the voyage and the battle of Korea. The pile of stones that was piled up has been called the Stone of Toshishigi. In recent years Korean communication agencies have always been on the way here, and there has been a guesthouse and far-off counters by Kashida. There's a lot of garbage floating on beaches that aren't so close to land in our time.

Tourists

It's a famous fishing spot, and a lot of people come to fish around fishing ports. It's also famous for its cats to be nicknamed "The Cat Island," and the Japan Times in the English newspaper introduces it as "The Field Cat's Heavenly Islands" of Cat Haven Island. Also, CNN News in the United States introduces Ainoshima as one of the "where cats are" places. For more than 30 years, there has been a continuing investigation of the stray cat. While the tourist diet is forbidden, there will be a lot of concern about cats, such as, "The cat is thin and poor," "There's a cat with eyes or sick." Many stray cats have performed fertility surgery and attempted head control.

Like historical sites

Ainoshima Depositories - the history of the country. From the 4th to the 7th century, it was built by an old cluster of stones, which amounted to 254 marine beaches. It's east of the island. Since the platform is bad, you should be careful when you go to school. Korean Communicer-related Cemetery - those who suffered when visiting Ainoshima from Fukuoka to prepare for the reception of Korean communications. The Sun worship tower - a service tower built to provide for the remains of the Japanese and Mongolians, who are said to have arrived on the island at the time of their birth. - The sword used in the early Meiji period has been forged. The hall of the mountain. A Shinto shrine of the High Wife. Akasuke Kosaka. Korea Communications Officer-Sharing Station - the docks where the Korean communication party is supposed to have been docking. It's near the fishing port. Ajimiya Miyagi. Lighthouse signs - signs of a lighthouse set up in Edo age for ships to port the island. The Shinto temple - the only temple on the island. The trails of Korean Communications Ambassadors - the site of the guesthouse that was used to entertain the Korean Communications Officers. New buildings were built on the island of the communications messenger, and they were broken down after returning home, so buildings are not in existence. Kanno-do-do. It's a long shot track from the time when the chain country was being held. The stone wall where the sees were built is still standing. It's a stone from Tassui. There's a hole in the ground. In 2015, I can't get in because I'm afraid of falling rocks now. Dragon King Stone - the natural stone on the west coast of the island. The faith of local fishermen. Ainoshima ocean remains - underwater remains in the east of Ainoshima, about 18 meters deep. We've identified 92 peace-time bricks by a distribution survey from 2016 to 2019.

Traffic

A town liner on the northwest end of the Shinmiya mainland and a town liner on the southwest end of the island is on the line connecting the Ainoshima fishing port. The time is 17 minutes; the summer is 6 days; the winter is 1 to 3 31st of October. A community bus is running at the time of the crossing. In my car it's six.3 kilometers from the Hazhou auto exchange to New Year's fishing port, but driving to Ainoshima is not possible, so I have to stop at the new port's commercial parking lot and get on the next crossing. There's no bus route or taxi on the island, although State Road 599 is laid in the shape of a circle around the island.