Reaching the Isolated Islands of Azuma

There are a number of places in the seasonal wilds of Azuma that cannot be reached without Fubuki’s Parasol.  The first of these is the Isolated Islet in the Spring Highlands.  If you go to the Save Point at the Vast Plateau and move eastward to find a wooden platform, you can glide to the Isolated Islet.

I find it very difficult to find that particular platform every single time for some reason.  Another approach is to find a high rock and look towards the East.  You will see a wooden platform that actually is on a small attachment of land to the west of the main land mass of the Isolated Islet.  Glide from the rock to that platform and then cross the suspension bridge to find the Dragon Save Point for the area.

Above, you see the Map in detail showing platforms and bridge as brown areas.

Next will be the Summer Remote Island.

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