Kudaka Island
久高島
A sacred Ryukyuan island near Okinawa known for its deep spiritual traditions, communal land ownership, and unique sea snake soup.
What it is
- A sacred site in Ryukyuan mythology located east of Cape Chinen.
- A small island with a circumference of eight kilometers and low elevation.
- A community where land is collectively owned by the local association.
- A traditional agricultural center producing noni tea and smoked sea snake.
What to see
- Kubo Utaki, a sacred site where men are strictly prohibited from entering.
- Tokujin Port, the primary maritime gateway connecting to the main island.
- Coastal views from the highest point seventeen meters above sea level.
When to go
- The Izaiho ritual is held once every twelve years.
Getting there
- Take a ferry from Azama Port on Okinawa Island to Tokujin Port.
- Expect no public transportation system once you arrive on the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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