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Sights in Tonaki, Okinawa
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Tonaki Island Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings
Red-tile houses stand about one meter below white-sand roads, enclosed by fukugi and stone walls.
Tonaki Island Footlights
At night, footlights illuminate a 540-meter white-sand road and stone walls to Agari Beach.
Tonaki Island Village Walk
Designated May 2000 as Japan's 55th Important Traditional Building Preservation District, with red-tile houses and fukugi trees.
Sato Utaki
Faith center on a hill about 80 meters high, overlooking the village, sea, Okinawa, and Kume.
Ufunda Observatory
165 m summit observatory in southern Tonaki with views of Kume, Aguni, and the Kerama Islands, plus free binoculars.
Nishimori Park Observatory
Observatory in northern Nishimori Park reached by 643 steps, viewing Tonaki village plus Irisuna, Kume, and Aguni islands.
Fukugi Grove at Former Tonaki Elementary and Junior High School
Nine large fukugi trees said to exceed 200 years, a village cultural property since 1992.
Shunza
A 200-meter screen-like sea cliff of rugged rock, with old stacked-stone road Amanjaki for high-tide passage.
Tonaki Island
Least populous village in Okinawa: fishing island with traditional buildings and shallow beaches.
Tonakizato Ruins
14th-15th century gusuku site on a hill, thought to be chieftains' worship hall; pottery, iron tools, and carbonized grain excavated.
Tida Plaza
Large plaza near the port for sunsets over Irisuna Island and stargazing with constellation guide boards.