Kume Island
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A sandbar of coral sand alone, about seven kilometres long, lying off the east of Kumejima.
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Tatami-ishi of Kumejima Town's Ojima
A national natural monument: over a thousand five- and six-sided rocks exposed at low tide.
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Uezu Family Residence
The house of a samurai family held to descend from the lords of Gushikawa Castle on Kumejima, ringed by stone walls and old fukugi trees.
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Hiyadam Banta
A 200-metre cliff in the northeast of Kumejima, with Hatenohama and Agunijima from the lookout.
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Kumejima Sea Turtle Museum
Live sea turtles can be seen, with displays on their danger of extinction and on the environment.
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Kumejima Museum
In the days of the Ryukyu kingdom, Kumejima lay on the tribute trade route. This museum tells that history.
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Algae Farm FARMO
The first centre in Japan to bring the growing, processing and visiting of algae together, on Kumejima.
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Uegusuku Castle Ruins
On the 310-metre summit of Mount Ujo — the highest sited gusuku castle in Okinawa, held to date from the 15th century.
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Shinri Beach
On the west of Kumejima, with sand and reef together; at low tide you can walk out near the atoll.
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Gushikawa Castle Ruins (Kumejima) (Nationally Designated Historic Site)
The castle of the aji who ruled the island in the early 15th century, cliff-bound on three sides; a national historic site.
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Mifuga (the Female Rock)
A strange rock at Yamatodomari on Kumejima, worn by wind and sea, to which people pray for children.