Yanaha Island
屋那覇島
Okinawa's largest uninhabited island offers a rugged landscape of wild animals, historical stone quarries, and ancient archaeological sites.
What it is
- The largest uninhabited island in Okinawa Prefecture located southwest of Izena Island.
- A former stone quarry used until the period before World War II.
- Site where pottery and shells from the late Jomon period were discovered.
- Privately owned land featuring a village-owned coastline known as Yanaha Beach.
What to see
- Wild goats and rabbits that live across the island landscape.
- Coastal views along the five kilometer circumference of the island.
- Remnants of the historical stone quarrying operations.
- Natural beach areas owned by the local village.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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