Ikei Island
伊計島
A small Okinawan island featuring ancient ruins, sandy beaches, and sugarcane fields connected to the mainland by a bridge.
What it is
- A small island in Uruma City covering 1.72 square kilometers.
- Historically known as Ichihanari in the local Okinawan dialect.
- A rural community of approximately 230 people focused on sugarcane farming and fishing.
- Home to the N High School Okinawa Ikei Main Campus which opened in 2016.
What to see
- Nakahara Ruins is a nationally designated historic site located on the island.
- Ikei Beach and Odomari Beach offer public areas for swimming.
- Inu-na-ga is a designated cultural property that served as a former water source.
- The Ikei Bridge provides a physical connection to neighboring Miyagi Island.
- Active fixed-net fishing operations for skipjack tuna off the northwest coast.
- Expansive sugarcane fields which serve as the primary agricultural product.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ikei Island Open in Google Maps
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