Kitaiōjima

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Kitaiōjima is the former name of Kita Iōtō, a small volcanic island in the Ogasawara Islands of Japan known for its remote location and military history.

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Kitaiōjima canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former place name
island
access restricted and difficult to reach
administrativeStatus part of Ogasawara Village, Tokyo
alsoKnownAs Kita Iōjima
linked to: Kita Kojima

North Iwo Jima
linked to: Iwo Jima
archipelago Bonin Islands
linked to: Ogasawara Islands

Ogasawara Islands
country Japan
currentOfficialName Kita Iōtō
environment largely natural and undeveloped
formerAdministrativeName Kita Iōjima
linked to: Kita Kojima
formerNameOf Kita Iōtō
geologicalType stratovolcano
governedBy Tokyo Metropolitan Government
hasClimate subtropical oceanic climate
hasFeature cliffs
no natural harbor
rugged coastline
steep volcanic slopes
hasSurroundingWaters exclusive economic zone of Japan
historicalEra World War II
historicalUse Japanese Imperial Navy and Army facilities
knownFor military history
remote location
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Northwestern Pacific Ocean
Ogasawara Islands
Ogasawara Village
Philippine Sea
Tokyo Metropolis
linked to: Tokyo Prefecture
nameMeaning North Sulfur Island
partOf Iōtō Islands
linked to: Mukojima Islands

Volcano Islands
population uninhabited
region Kantō region
relativeLocation north of Iōtō (Iwo Jima)
south of the main Ogasawara (Bonin) group
sovereignState Japan
strategicImportance Pacific military operations
timeZone Japan Standard Time
usedFor Japanese military installations
World War II military activities
volcanicArc Izu–Bonin–Mariana Arc
linked to: Izu–Bonin Arc

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Kita Iōtō formerName Kitaiōjima