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Sights in Zamami, Okinawa
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Kaminohama Observatory
Spacious west-facing Zamami observatory with tables and benches, sunset views, and sacred Shirugusuku islet offshore.
Marilyn Statue
Statue of dog Marilyn waiting for Shiro and looking toward his statue on Aka Island.
Mount Takatsuki
Kerama's finest scenic spot at 137 m on southern Zamami, overlooking the Kerama Islands.
Mesenosaki Observatory
Observatory on Zamami's west end with a cliff path, crashing waves, and beautiful sunsets.
Chishi Observatory
Cliff observatory about a ten-minute walk from Asa, viewing surrounding islands and Aguni on clear days.
Inazaki Observatory
Views Tonaki and Kume islands and rough outer-sea waves; called Whale Observatory for winter whale searches.
Zamami Island
Popular for summer swimming and diving, winter whale watching, and many observatories.
Takara Family Residence
House of a former official-ship captain on Geruma Island, a national important cultural property.
Aka Bridge
Bridge linking Geruma and Aka with Kerama Blue views, where sea turtles are sometimes seen.
Geruma Bridge
240-meter 1989 bridge linking Geruma and Fukaji, with Kerama Blue views and a seaside school.
Shiro Statue
Statue at Aka Port of Shiro, who swam from Aka to Zamami to meet Marilyn.
Peace Flame Collection Monument
Monument on Aka Island, the US forces' first Okinawa landing, where fire for the Peace Flame was collected.
Ie Villagers Internment Site Memorial
Monument at a former camp where US forces interned Ie Island villagers on the Kerama islands in World War II.
Amagusuku Observatory
Overlooks Tokashiki, Geruma, and Kuba islands with Kerama Blue near the harbor.
Kushibaru Observatory (Ushirohara Observatory)
Westernmost observatory on Aka Island, a sunset spot together with the beach below.
Takibaru Observatory (Nakadake Observatory)
Hilltop observatory in central Aka Island with 360-degree views of the island and nearby Kerama Islands.
Azanamui Observatory
The island's only observatory, a southeast pavilion viewing Geruma Bridge, Amuro, Agenashiku, and Zamami.
Kerama Deer Habitat Monument
Habitat monument for Kerama deer, a natural monument living only in the Kerama Islands.
Aka Island
Relaxed island 4.7 km south of Zamami, known for the Kerama deer natural monument.
Geruma Island
Quiet island about 200 m south of Aka, with untouched coral reefs and Kerama deer.
Urun no Ki
Giant akatetsu on Aka Island, over 400 years old and about 13m tall, at a worship site.
World Peace Prayer Monument
Peace monument by Geruma Bridge, built in 1999 where US forces first landed on Japanese soil.
Haru Stones
Ryukyu survey reference stones from 1737-1750, remaining beside Kobato Tower on Geruma Island.
Ebisumaru Cooperative Memorial
Monument to a former bonito-flake manufacturing cooperative dissolved by depopulation in 1967.
Kobato Tower
A memorial on a hill overlooking the Kerama sea, enshrining children killed in the Battle of Okinawa.