Kayama Island
嘉弥真島
A small uninhabited island in Okinawa known for its large rabbit population and status as a protected national park site.
What it is
- A small island in the Yaeyama chain managed by a private tourism development company.
- Part of the Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park located fifteen kilometers west of Ishigaki Island.
- An uninhabited destination with a circumference of approximately two and a half kilometers.
- A protected habitat for hundreds of rabbits and nesting Little Terns.
What to see
- Approximately 450 wild rabbits living across the island landscape.
- Nesting sites for the Little Tern seabird species.
- A rest house on the southwest coast equipped with showers and toilets.
- Panoramic views from the highest point nineteen meters above sea level.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kayama Island Open in Google Maps
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