The Kerama Islands consist of over 20 large and small islands 30-40km west of Naha City. The clarity of the water in the ocean here is world class, and the color of the ocean is known as “Kerama blue”. Various tropical fish swim between colorful coral reefs. The underwater scenery is unlike anywhere in the world, and you will no doubt understand why the sea here is a world famous destination for divers. You can also enjoy superb views without diving into the ocean. Visit the observatories on Tokashiki Island, Zamami Island, Aka Island, and Geruma Island and you will be treated to magnificent views when the morning sun and moonlit nights reflect off the sea.
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Tokashiki IslandTokashiki Island is located 32 km west of Naha and is the largest island in the Kerama region. There are 10 large and small uninhabited islands such as Mae Island, Kamiyama Island,...See More
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Geruma IslandGeruma Island is a small island with a population of less than 100, and is a part of the Kerama region. It is connected to Aka Island by the Aka Ohashi bridge which can be crossed ...See More
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Aka IslandAka Island is a part of the Kerama region, measuring approximately 11 km around. Most of the villages except for the village that faces Aka Port are covered with forests, and a lar...See More
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Zamami IslandVisitors to Zamami Island are beginning to increase, not only from within Japan but from abroad as well. It is a part of the Kerama region which is designated as a national park, a...See More