Noko Island 能古島

| Island group | Hakata Bay |
|---|---|
| Prefecture | Fukuoka |
| Region | Kyushu |
| Municipality | Nishi-ku |
| Area | 3.95 km² (1.53 mi²) |
| Coordinates | 33.62083° N, 130.30333° E |
Getting there: the article below outlines this island's usual ferry and flight routes. Timetables change with the season and sailings are cancelled in rough weather — always confirm the current schedule with the operator or the municipality before you travel.
Noko Island (this symbol) is the island of Totaka Bay, belonging to the western Fukuoka Fukuoka district. The current administrative name is used. At the end of February 2024, the population was 621. The post code is 819-0012. Since citizens of Fukuoka can arrive from the heart of Fukuoka, and within ten minutes by boat, they can also be seen as resorts. In Fukuoka, it is known as the location of the flowers of Abrana Sakra Kosmos Soysen, and the island is crowded with the time when they bloom.
Geography
Noko Island is located in the Gulf of Hakata, which is 3.5 kilometers to the north, 2 kilometers to the west, 12 kilometers to the east, and 395 square kilometers in area. The altitude of the island where there are mountains and the triangle points are located is 195.0 meters.
Geological Survey
On the west coast of the island, you can see the seared rock and crystal rock that was 300 million years ago. There's a hundred million-year-old granite next to it. This remainsal layer of rock and purple pyre 40 million years ago can also be seen on the island. Next to the harbor's seaboards, there is a marble crater that was blown up five million years ago, and iron basalt is found all over the island.
The relationship between Tokyo City and Tokyo
Sometimes it's close to ten minutes from my niece's beach port on the Fukuoka city liner, and I've been assigned to the city-wide adjustment zone in 1970, not the remote islands-up area. At the end of August 2021, the population on the basic population books is 350 to 666 families. In Noko Island, there is only a middle school. A school in Fukuoka and a junior high school in Fukuoka, Japan, is located on the same grounds. It's the first junior high school in Fukuoka City. Now, in 2018, the Fukuoka City School Board has appointed students from all over Fukuoka City, and a small number of students from 15 to 20 classes are being taught.
History
In Noko Island's character, we see a historic transition. In the old days, it was also listed as "leftover," "good" and "good luck" and "good luck." The first publication to be published by Noko Island is "Peace Deservation," and it was published in the name of "Safe Protection" in a document describing the operations of the Shinto shrine of about 731. And the Premarital Edict of Japan says, "The Queen of Japan, when she returned home in the morning, left behind the spirit of the Lord of Peace on this island and prayed for the surrender of a foreign country."
Old-fashioned
I found a one-sided ax of a polished stone set of kamikos, and I found a polished stone ax at the far north end of the island. Also, stones made of stone were found in various parts of the island. In northern and southern northern ruins on the southeast side of the island, as well as in the west of the island, there have been found mummies of hollow leaves from the end of the pre-growth period. It is not known when the tomb is built because of the presence of the boxed tomb in the southeastern part of the island and the absence of the remains. On the south side of the island, there is an old bazaar of Koda, which is dated before and after the seventh century. The central part of the island is said to have had an ancient cave called the Deoji, but it was wiped out by the opening of 1941.
Ancient
In the ancient county system, the island was built into the early county. In Nara's day, people were put up to protect them in Tajiyaro, on the far north end of the island. And I'm going to show you a few examples. There's a short song on it. It was also the port of the Shinshima Islands, on the other side of the coast. The short song "All the Leaves" has also been left in The Book. The "Stretchance" ceremony, which was organized during the peace period, contains a description of the fact that there was a pasture on the island. In the center of the island, what is known as the "old osprey" is believed to have been the border between the horse and the horse.
The Middle Ages
In the southeast of the island, the remains of the castle of Noura are left behind. Igatataro, who was a member of the Nintendo and Tokuhara pure friends, is the founders. Noko Island is also a land of plundering by foreign powers in the Middle Ages. In the role of Akira of 1281, the meaning of the original army landing on the island is recorded in the "Eonji" book. During the time of the war, it was the occupation of Takahashi Bridge, who was a member of the family of Mr. Hokuhashi. The stone was twenty-five stones.
In modern times
At the beginning of the modern world, the island was counted as "retired Oshimaura" and flourished as one of the bases of the cruise ship. In the southern part of the island, the Shikoku Shinto shrine has also been invited by the crew to serve as a sea god, Akira. The birdhouse built in 1689 (in 1689) has the names of the couriers who have made it. In Edo period, Fukuoka was a hunting ground for elk. But in order for the elk to eat up their crops, in 1836, they were able to complete a stone hedge that cut south of the island into the sea, and prevent the elk from entering the south coast of the island. It was called a deer hedge, and it dug a ditch of 3 meters wide, and built a mound of earth on the south side of the ditch with a height of 2 meters, and piled a stone 30-50 cm to the north of its rampart. At the end of 1853, the Admiral of the British Eastern Fleet of Starling caught a deer hunt. There is still one climber in the south of the island. This is called maki, and it is a pottery that has been baked with Imarian dyes and high - branding ceramics. According to the Pre-Gentile Edict, this plant was operating only for a period of time from 1764 to 1781. The vase, which is considered the only existing object to burn, is preserved at the old museum next to this vase. In 1861, Fukuoka Fukuoka set up a platform for foreign ships.
Since Meiji
The Noko Island since Iseung XX099X since Iseung was born in the Edo period. The main industry on the island was farming with coastal fishing and terraces. In agriculture, however, the growth of carnivorous plants has become prominent. In 1889, Akishima Village was placed, and it was absorbed into Fukuoka City on October 15, 1941. The population on the island gradually decreased from about 1,500 recorded in the 1950's to an extremely large value. It is also an island where the writer Toshio spent his evening years, and in his daughter's book "My Father's Family, My Study," a male life on the island was described. The last passage of the phrase, written by Akio, was erected with the words "murdering night and meeting Hanani" written. In addition, each year on the third Sunday of May, there has been a Hanazawa festival.
Population
The population growth of Noko Island is based on the population of Fukuoka. The collection is at the end of September each year. 2001: 808. 2002: 815. 2003: 801. 2004: 792. 2005: 770. 2006:782. 2007: 767. 2008: 760. 2009: 784. 2010: 790. 2011:783. And that's what I'm going to do. 2013: 736. 2014: 707. 2015: 692. It's been a long time since I've been here. 2017:690. 2018:694. 2019:68. 2020:679. 2021:670. 2022:658. 2023:644.
Tourists
This is Island Park - spring Abrana autumn's Kosmos Winters is blooming. Noko Island Camp Village beach bath. The North Pole bathhouse. You can get a glimpse of Takataka Bay. A regular ship is on its way from the maiden beach port. It's called the Tsunami Museum. I was trying to grow my own coffee beans, but I closed the garden. Sunbae's shrine - a native of Noko Island. The annual festival held in October is designated as a non-people's cultural heritage in Fukuoka. Behind the box in which the shrine was dedicated, "The White God is transferred from the Temple to the Temple of the Book," and according to the legend, the god of the Shibaji shrine was a huge rock in the middle of a book near the top of Mount Habu.
Traffic on the island
A carable road has been built in the center of Noko Island, in the middle, and on the east coast. There's no signal on the island. Starting on July 25, 1988, a bus linking Island Park with the west end of the central village of the Dragon Miyagi is on its way. This number is roughly one per hour, except for the night. During the multi-person period, a number of emergency flights will be made between the Tohoku prefecture park. Before West Ironbus started to run from the beginning of the open garden, Island Park was running on a transportation bus.
Industrial
There's a lot of soy sauce growing like sweet summer candy and New Summer orange. The Fukuoka fishing union's old office is located near the old boat line. It's also a business of sightseeing with tourists coming from Kyushu.
Sea products
Asari - caught between March and November.
Fruit
It's harvested between the beginning of April and the beginning of June. New Summer Orange - harvests from late April to late May.
Cooking and processing
A cup of tea. The teats, the oysters. Shells are delicious. I'm on the beach. It's sweet summer candy. New Summer orange candy. Fast-loaded lemon candy. Sweet Summer cookies. Noko Island Cyder. Nocolyta. Sweet summer vinegar. A dresser and New Summer orange calling happiness.
Music
Inoue Inoue's "Amiture of Noko Island."
Novel
One by one, "The Man of the Fire" - come in during the construction. Iseshima Guard Forces in Japan have a super-sun gun.
The movie
"Gozilla vs Space Gorilla." - There's a scene where Space Gojira passes over Noko Island.
A comic book
This is Island Park of Noko Island.
Text adapted from the Japanese Wikipedia article 能古島, whose full text was translated into English for this guide by its contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Population, area and location facts from Wikidata (CC0); figures Wikidata does not carry are taken from the Japanese Wikipedia article's data table (CC BY-SA 4.0).