Noho Island

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Noho Island

Aerial view of Noho Island
Interactive map of Noho Island
Geography
Coordinates	26°59′41″N 127°55′13″E / 26.99472°N 127.92028°E / 26.99472; 127.92028
Area	1.08 km2 (0.42 sq mi)
Administration
Japan
Prefecture	Okinawa Prefecture

Noho Island (Japanese: 野甫島, Hepburn: Noho-jima; Okinawan: Nubu) is a Japanese island in the Okinawa Islands with a population of approximately 140 people. It is connected via bridge with Iheya, Okinawa. The island has expansive field of sugarcane but is a fishing village.

The island has been noted for its Noho Salt Museum (倶楽部 野甫の塩, Kurabu noho no shio), a museum devoted to salt.

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