Lake Man
漫湖
A protected tidal wetland in southern Naha offering prime birdwatching opportunities and dense mangrove forests for nature enthusiasts.
What it is
- A tidal flat and Ramsar Convention wetland at the confluence of two rivers.
- A nationally designated Wildlife Protection Area and one of Japan's 500 important wetlands.
- A site named by a Chinese envoy in the 1600s located south of downtown Naha.
- A critical habitat for over 100 species of birds and a wintering ground for spoonbills.
What to see
- Expanding mangrove forests that have grown significantly since the 1970s.
- The Manko Waterbird and Wetland Center located on the shore.
- Rare Black-faced Spoonbills during their winter migration period.
- Diverse bird populations inhabiting the tidal flats and river confluence.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Lake Man Open in Google Maps
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