Aguni Island
粟国島
A remote island northwest of Naha known for its dramatic white tuff cliffs, salt production, and unique limestone cave shrine.
What it is
- A single-island village covering seven square kilometers northwest of Naha Port
- A traditional center for agriculture, fishing, and local salt production
- The historic production site for foxtail millet and local brown sugar
- The filming location for the movie Navie's Love
What to see
- White tuff cliffs known as Fudenzaki located at the western end
- Tera limestone cave which enshrines the skull of a Buddhist monk
- Local salt production facilities and agricultural fields
Getting there
- A ferry connects Naha Port to Aguni Port in two hours
- Flights from Naha Airport operate three days a week
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Aguni Island Open in Google Maps
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