NATURE & CULTURE

Ruins of a castle constructed in the 15th century for a son of the king of the Ryukyu (Okinawa) kingdom. Yoron's close connection with Okinawa can be seen from the elevated ruins where Okinawa Island is in one's view on the horizon. There is a shrine amongst the ruins, where the Yoron Jugoya (full moon) Dance is performed.

The facility exhibits artifacts representing the local history, culture and lifestyle. There is an observatory from which other islands can be seen.

This is a museum where you can learn about traditional Yoron lifestyle. Guest can try hand weaving.

An area where the coral has been eroded by the groundwater and sculpted into interesting shapes. The main cave is 120m long.

A sub-tropical botanical garden, where over 300 varieties of plants can bee seen.

This is a shrine dedicated to Ajiniche, a warrior who protected Yoron from attacks from the Ryukyu kingdom.