Mount Komi

What it is

• The highest peak on Iriomote Island standing at 469.5 meters above sea level.
• A sacred site worshipped by local people under the dialect name Kundagi.
• The fourth highest mountain in the entire Okinawa Prefecture.
• Named after the village that was historically located behind the mountain.

What to see

• Dense clusters of Ryukyu bamboo growing naturally near the mountain top.
• A third-class triangulation point installed at the highest point of the summit.
• Surrounding terrain consisting of various peaks in the 300 to 400 meter range.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.