Hanarijima
離島
An uninhabited island in the Kerama Islands featuring unique rock formations and a statue of a famous Japanese idol group.
What it is
- An uninhabited island covering 0.1 square kilometers within Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park.
- A landmass consisting of two hills connected by a natural sandbar called a tombolo.
- Part of Tokashiki Village located 800 meters southwest of Aharen Beach.
- A site composed of ancient Paleogene and Cretaceous sandstone reaching 59.4 meters high.
What to see
- A commemorative statue of the Japanese idol group Shibugakitai.
- A natural cave formation known locally as Chinbe-yaya.
- Two distinct hills joined by a narrow strip of land.
- Scenic views of the surrounding Kerama Islands and clear Okinawan waters.
When to go
- The third lunar month to observe residents performing the traditional Hamauri ritual.
Getting there
- Take a ten-minute ferry ride departing from Aharen Beach.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hanarijima Open in Google Maps
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