Momoiwa and Jizoiwa (Rebun Island) | A peach-shaped rock, and a rock like a Jizo statue facing the sea

Further afield (Hokkaido) · visited and photographed by our president

A peach-shaped rock, and a rock like a Jizo statue facing the sea

Getting thereFrom Tomakomai Station to Wakkanai Port: about 5 h 10 min by car (about 363 km by road).
From Wakkanai Port to Kafuka Port: about 1 h 55 min by ferry.
From Kafuka Port: about 25 min by car (about 11 km on island roads).
A rough guide only. Please check ferry schedules and road conditions with the operators and road information services before you leave.
HighlightsSea · Walking · Scenic views
AreaRebun Island
Our photos2015
MapOpen map

What kind of place are Momoiwa and Jizoiwa?

Momoiwa (Peach Rock) is a large rock on the coast in the southwestern part of Rebun Island. It got its name because its shape looks like a peach. Jizoiwa (Jizo Rock) is nearby, and you can enjoy the coastline scenery.

Rebun Island is called the “floating island of flowers,” and alpine plants bloom there into early summer. Our president visited in early May, a little before the peak flower season.

How to get there

From Tomakomai Station to Wakkanai Port: about 5 h 10 min by car (about 363 km by road).

From Wakkanai Port to Kafuka Port: about 1 h 55 min by ferry.

From Kafuka Port: about 25 min by car (about 11 km on island roads).

Travel times are estimates based on road distances calculated from road map data (OpenStreetMap), assuming an average speed of about 55 km/h (about 70 km/h for trips over 40 km). Ferry schedules and travel times change with the season and the weather, so please check with the ferry operator before you leave.

Highlights

This area on the south side of the island has well-maintained trekking courses. If you walk, allow plenty of time and keep an eye on the weather.

Our photo record

Our president visited in May 2015 and took about 76 photos.

This page was machine-translated. The Japanese original prevails.

Photos: Banana House Inc. (taken by our president). Do not reuse without permission.

Our photo records and timestamp certificates

The 12 photos in this article were taken on site by our president. We list the SHA-256 hashes of the published files and have them signed by timestamp authorities (DateSealed, DigiCert, Sectigo)(First certified: 2026-11-03 12:40 JST). A signature shows that the same file existed before that time; it does not prove the date the photo was taken.

You can check the signature and hash of each photo from its timestamp certificate. To see whether a photo you saved matches our records, use the photo timestamp verification page (Japanese) .

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