Miyakojima
Farmland of Miyakojima
With no rivers, the island built walls underground to hold water - invisible engineering that made its farming possible.
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With no rivers, the island built walls underground to hold water - invisible engineering that made its farming possible.
Nine-tenths forest, its rivers lined with mangrove, and people confined to a thin strip along the shore.
Stepped rock formations underwater whose artificial or natural origin is still argued - and the argument has become their character.