Geruma Island
慶留間島
The smallest inhabited island in Zamami, offering traditional Okinawan architecture and sightings of wild Kerama deer in a quiet setting.
What it is
- A small inhabited island within the Kerama Islands of Okinawa Prefecture.
- The smallest populated island in Zamami Village with only sixty-two residents.
- A quiet rural destination measuring just over one square kilometer in total area.
What to see
- The Takara House, which is designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
- Wild Kerama deer that live across the island's natural landscape.
- Local papaya crops which are grown as a specialty product of the island.
- Aka Bridge and Geruma Bridge which connect to neighboring islands.
Getting there
- High speed boats from Naha reach nearby Aka Port in fifty minutes.
- The island is accessible by car from the Kerama Airport on Fukaji Island.
- Road bridges allow travelers to cross over from Aka Island and Fukaji Island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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