
Basic information|Unoshima
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Ukishima is an uninhabited island in Lake Kawaguchi and the largest island among the Fuji Five Lakes. Ukishima Shrine enshrines Benzaiten, and its annual festival is held on April 25; local people once rowed small boats from the lakeshore to worship there. Pottery and stone tools from the Early Jomon through Early Yayoi periods have also been found, leaving traces of ancient activity on the island. The closest shore is nearly 500 meters away, and there is no regular public transport; access is by boat, and landing can be affected by shallow water. Sightseeing cruises circle the island, offering views of it with Mount Fuji and the lakeshore. Check access and water-depth conditions before planning a landing.
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