Hachijo-ōshima is a volcanic island located in the Izu Islands of Japan, approximately 287 kilometers south of Tokyo. It is part of Tokyo Metropolis and is known for its lush landscapes, hot springs, and unique flora and fauna. The island has a mild climate, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking natural beauty and outdoor activities. The island's highest peak is Hachijo-Fuji, a dormant volcano that rises 854 meters above sea level. Hachijo-ōshima is also famous for its traditional crafts, such as Hachijo textiles, and its rich cultural heritage, which includes local festivals and cuisine.