This is the 8185th most frequent Japanese word.
島地
"島地" (Shimaji) typically refers to an island area or land.
In this sentence, '島地' (Shimachi) is used as a proper noun, presumably referring to a specific location, emphasizing its physical and geographical attributes.
島地は自然に囲まれている美しい場所です。
Shimachi is a beautiful place surrounded by nature.
Here, '島地' again refers to a location, indicating where someone resides, contrasting it with the bustling atmosphere of urban areas.
彼は島地に住んでいますが、都会の生活を楽しんでいます。
He lives in Shimachi but enjoys life in the city.
In this example, '島地' serves as a meaningful identifier of a location with specific cultural characteristics, appealing to outsiders.