Ējina Island
エージナ島
An uninhabited island in Itoman featuring sea cliffs and a sacred Utaki site accessible by foot during low tide.
What it is
- An uninhabited island located 200 meters west of Okinawa Main Island.
- A protected area within the Okinawa Senseki Quasi-National Park.
- Home to a sacred Utaki site known as Ibi.
- A small landmass consisting of coastal terraces and sea cliffs.
What to see
- Coastal terraces and sea cliffs rising to nearly twenty meters.
- The Ibi Utaki sacred site located on the island grounds.
- Views of the island from Tumanzamo Square on the mainland.
- Geological formations made from Shimajiri Group mudstone.
When to go
- Visit during low tide to walk across the seabed to the island.
- An annual Hari boat race takes place in the waters north of the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ējina Island Open in Google Maps
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