Mekaru Family Residence
The house of a family descended from a cousin of King Sho En, who served for generations as district stewards. It survived the war.
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The house of a family descended from a cousin of King Sho En, who served for generations as district stewards. It survived the war.
An old house on Gerumajima, home of a family that served as captains of the official ships to China late in the Ryukyu kingdom.
On the west of Kumejima, with sand and reef together; at low tide you can walk out near the atoll.
A beach on Haterumajima, known for the contrast of blue and green called Haterumu blue. Nishi means north in the local speech.
A bridge joining Gerumajima with Akajima, looking down on Kerama-blue water.
On Miyagijima. Its instant air-crystallisation salt process can be toured with a free guide.
A strange rock at Yamatodomari on Kumejima, worn by wind and sea, to which people pray for children.
Ryukyu Glass Village in Itoman. Visitors can watch the process of blowing recycled glass and can also try it.
A special national historic site, with the Inariyama mound that yielded the national-treasure inscribed sword and Marohakayama, among the largest round mounds in Japan.
Across some 30 hectares of hillside stand buildings the founder raised over more than 30 years. A great Kannon of salvation stands at the summit.
A festival at Kamo Shrine at Kikuma in Imabari, where children ride horses up the approach.