Mae Island
前島
An uninhabited island in Kerama Shotō National Park known for its pristine diving spots and historical skipjack tuna fishing industry.
What it is
- A remote uninhabited island located seven kilometers east of Tokashiki Island.
- Part of the Kerama Shotō National Park in the Kerama Islands chain.
- A former hub for skipjack tuna fishing and firewood production before 1962.
- A training site currently used by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.
What to see
- Diverse marine life and coral reefs popular for diving and fishing.
- Natural landscapes preserved as part of a designated national park.
Getting there
- A ninety-minute journey from Naha via a private chartered boat.
- No scheduled ferry routes currently serve this remote island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mae Island Open in Google Maps
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