Katsuren Ruins of the Castle / World Heritage Site Katsuren Ruins of the Castle located in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, is a World Heritage Site. Built around 1200, it is the oldest of the World Heritage Sites of Okinawa's castles. It is said that the castle owner, Amawari, tried to take a different path from the Ryukyu royal government, but was destroyed by the Ryukyu royal government. The gracefully curved city walls are impressive, and you can see the Pacific Ocean from the top!

Katsuren Ruins of the Castle / World Heritage Site Katsuren Ruins of the Castle located in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, is a World Heritage Site. Built around 1200, it is the oldest of the World Heritage Sites of Okinawa's castles. It is said that the castle owner, Amawari, tried to take a different path from the Ryukyu royal government, but was destroyed by the Ryukyu royal government. The gracefully curved city walls are impressive, and you can see the Pacific Ocean from the top!

Katsuren Ruins of the Castle / World Heritage Site Katsuren Ruins of the Castle located in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, is a World Heritage Site. Built around 1200, it is the oldest of the World Heritage Sites of Okinawa's castles. It is said that the castle owner, Amawari, tried to take a different path from the Ryukyu royal government, but was destroyed by the Ryukyu royal government. The gracefully curved city walls are impressive, and you can see the Pacific Ocean from the top!

Katsuren Ruins of the Castle / World Heritage Site Katsuren Ruins of the Castle located in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, is a World Heritage Site. Built around 1200, it is the oldest of the World Heritage Sites of Okinawa's castles. It is said that the castle owner, Amawari, tried to take a different path from the Ryukyu royal government, but was destroyed by the Ryukyu royal government. The gracefully curved city walls are impressive, and you can see the Pacific Ocean from the top!

Uzi Field and Perseid Meteor Shower / This is ☆彡 the Perseid meteor shower in September taken in the morning from the Uzi field on the way to Ikejima Island in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture The constellation Orion also rose from the east. On this day, the sky was clear and cloudless. I don't even know the blue rays on the horizon! Sometimes it comes out, but it's a mysterious light (^^; Uzi in September has grown quite a bit. Pampas grass-like flowers bloom around November, and harvest begins in January.

Ikei Bridge / It is a red bridge that connects Miyagi Island and Ikei Island through the underwater road in the central part of the main island of Okinawa. The emerald green sea is very beautiful. It's more transparent and very beautiful when viewed from the bridge! The rainy season in Okinawa ends from mid-June to early July, when the color of the sea is most vivid. It is recommended to come around the summer solstice! However, it is typhoon season, so we can only (-_-;) pray when it comes.

★ The 15th COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest is currently being ★ held under the theme of "Recommended Japan Sightseeing Spots in 2023" We look forward to receiving many applications from you! This time, we will introduce the post of "Yellow Fit"! The ocean and emerald green sea are superb. Kafubanta is located on Miyagijima, a remote island connected to Uruma City in Okinawa Prefecture by an underwater road. Also known as "Cape Happiness", it is a tourist spot with a superb view of the highly transparent sea. ◆Fruit Banta◆ 【Address】 〒904-2303 Okinawa, Uruma City, Yonagi Miyagi 2768 【Access】 About 1 hour and 30 minutes by car from Naha Airport

Kafubanta / Kaho Banta on Miyagi Island just before going to Ikei Island from the Katsuren Peninsula in the central part of the main island of Okinawa via the Underwater Road! On this day, it was not good because it was foggy, but on a clear day, the gradation of cobalt blue and emerald green is very beautiful. Because this scenery makes me happy, this place was called "Cape Happiness" in the Okinawan dialect "Kafubanta". The sandy beach you can see below is "Nuchi no Hama", which is also a place where sea turtles come to lay eggs.

Sirmichu in Hamahiga Island, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture It is said that two gods (Sirmichu and Amamichu) in Ryukyu mythology lived here and were blessed with children. Many people come to worship because of the benefit of being blessed with children. If you climb the 108 steps from the torii gate below, you will find the limestone cave. There is a sacred air in the air.