Bonin Islands Islands Tokyo Prefectures Japan
Bonin Islands Islands Tokyo Prefectures Japan
Bonin Islands
The Bonin Islands (a.k.a. the Ogasawara, to the Japanese) are part of the Nampo Shoto, or islands starting near Tokyo and extending southward into the Pacific. Included within the Bonin Islands is a subgroup, the Volcano Islands, which is made up of the 3 Iwo Jima Islands. The islands are administered by the Tokyo government and considered part of Tokyo Prefecture.
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See Also:
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- General information about the islands from a former Navy doctor who lived there for two years.
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- Ogasawara's ecosystem viewed from arboreal insect community.
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- Information on dolphin swim, whale watching, accommodations, hiking, diving, entertainment, kayaking, surfing, and ship's timetable on Bonin (Ogasawara) Islands.
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- Underwater adventures in the Ogasawara (Bonin) Islands, by Charles T. Whipple.
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- The linguistic culture of the Ogasawara (Bonin) Islands.
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- Collection of photographs from 1966-67 showing island people, scenes and buildings.
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- Links, articles, whale-watching, history, and resources. Dive japan site.
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- Brief timeline of the islands' history.
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- Collection of photographs accompanied by brief descriptions of each.
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- Information on recent volcanic activity.
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- Contains information and documents related to the language and culture of these unique islands which are part of Japan, but are still peopled by the descendants of the original Western and Pacific Islander settlers.
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- Photographs of Ogasawara (Bonin Islands).
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