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(Redirected from Historic Sites of Okinawa)

This list is of the Historic Sites of Japan located within the PrefectureofOkinawa.[1] Much of the heritage of the Ryūkyū Kingdom and Islands was destroyed during the Battle of Okinawa. The mausoleum complex of Tamaudun, Shuri Castle, Katsuren Castle, Nakagusuku Castle, Nakijin Castle, Zakimi Castle, Sefa-utaki, and Sonohyan-utaki all form part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu.[2]

National Historic Sites[edit]

As of 1 December 2020, forty-three Sites have been designated as being of national significance.[3][4][5]

Site Island Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Type Ref.
Furusutobaru Castle
フルスト原遺跡
Furusutobaru iseki
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki C13-C15 gusuku-style fortifications, domestic buildings, utaki, and tombs extending for 12.3 ha on the Ryūkyū limestone (琉球石灰岩) hills overlooking Miyara Bay; said to have been used by Oyake Akahachi and suppressed by the forces of Shō Shin in 1500; finds include local pottery, white porcelain and celadon from China, and the bones of horses and cows[6][7] 24°21′04N 124°11′42E / 24.3511203°N 124.19500445°E / 24.3511203; 124.19500445 (Furusutobaru Site) 2 [1]
Agena Castle Site
安慶名城跡
Agena-jō ato
Okinawa Island Uruma gusuku fortified in the fifteenth century[8] 26°22′51N 127°51′01E / 26.38088963°N 127.85036561°E / 26.38088963; 127.85036561 (Agena Castle Site) 2 [2]
Iha Shell Mound
伊波貝塚
Iha kaizuka
Okinawa Island Uruma Jōmon site discovered in 1920; finds include shells, fish bones, animal borns, earthenware, stoneware, and goods made of horn[8][9] 26°25′14N 127°49′15E / 26.42047542°N 127.82081653°E / 26.42047542; 127.82081653 (Iha Shell Mound) 1 [3]
Ireibaru Site
伊礼原遺跡
Ireibaru iseki
Okinawa Island Chatan early Jōmon site; goods of jade and obsidian are evidence of early maritime trade 26°19′28N 127°45′31E / 26.32434512°N 127.7586994°E / 26.32434512; 127.7586994 (Ireibaru Site) 1 [4]
Uegusuku Castle Site
宇江城城跡
Uegusuku-jō ato
Kumejima Island Kumejima of uncertain date, but probably razed at the time of assimilation into the Ryūkyū Kingdom c.1500; finds include Chinese ceramics and fish bones; the view extends over the entire island[10] 26°22′37N 126°46′12E / 26.37696201°N 126.77013595°E / 26.37696201; 126.77013595 (Uegusuku Castle Site) 2 [5]
Uzahama Site
宇佐浜遺跡
Uzahama iseki
Okinawa Island Kunigami Yayoi site on the northern tip of the island[11] 26°51′58N 128°15′37E / 26.86602391°N 128.26020475°E / 26.86602391; 128.26020475 (Uzahama Site) 1 [6]
Urasoe Castle Site
浦添城跡
Urazoe-jō ato
Okinawa Island Urasoe fortifications date back to C13/C14; incurred heavy damage during the Battle of Okinawa[12] 26°14′47N 127°43′56E / 26.24648788°N 127.73227642°E / 26.24648788; 127.73227642 (Urazoe Castle Site) 2 [7]
Enkaku-ji Site
円覚寺跡
Enkaku-ji ato
Okinawa Island Naha founded in 1492 by Shō Shin; the wooden temple buildings were destroyed during the war, an ornately carved stone bridge (ICP) survives[13] 26°13′06N 127°43′11E / 26.21832884°N 127.71963726°E / 26.21832884; 127.71963726 (Enkakuji Site) 3 [8]
Ogidō Shell Mound
荻堂貝塚
Ogidō kaizuka
Okinawa Island Kitanakagusuku Jōmon period, with a 1.2 m thick deposit of shells[14] 26°17′36N 127°47′55E / 26.29323453°N 127.79865309°E / 26.29323453; 127.79865309 (Ogidō Shell Mound) 1 [9]
Shimotabaru Castle Site
下田原城
Shimotabaru-jō ato
Hateruma Island Taketomi 24°04′10N 123°46′45E / 24.06934384°N 123.77915508°E / 24.06934384; 123.77915508 (Shimotabaru Castle Site) 2 [10]
Tamagusuku Castle Site
玉城城跡
Tamagusuku-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō 26°08′39N 127°46′50E / 26.1441253°N 127.78067218°E / 26.1441253; 127.78067218 (Tamagusuku Castle Site) 2 [11]
Tamaudun
玉陵
Tamaudun
Okinawa Island Naha royal mausoleum complex constructed in 1501; World Heritage Site 26°13′06N 127°42′53E / 26.21831078°N 127.71465507°E / 26.21831078; 127.71465507 (Tamaudūn) 7 [12]
Kushibaru Shell Mound
具志原貝塚
Kushibaru kaizuka
Ie Island Ie variety of shells and Jōmon and Yayoi earthenware[15] 26°42′30N 127°48′03E / 26.7083557°N 127.80085456°E / 26.7083557; 127.80085456 (Kushibaru Shell Mound) 1 [13]
Gushikawa Castle Site
具志川城跡
Gushikawa-jō ato
Okinawa Island Itoman C13-C15 Chinese ceramics found during excavations; thirteen-year restoration project between 2000 and 2012[16] 26°04′49N 127°39′52E / 26.08027649°N 127.66431713°E / 26.08027649; 127.66431713 (Gushikawa Castle Site (Itoman)) 2 [14]
Gushikawa Castle Site
具志川城跡
Gushikawa-jō ato
Kumejima Island Kumejima same name but distinct from the castle in Itoman 26°23′05N 126°45′07E / 26.38470951°N 126.75190674°E / 26.38470951; 126.75190674 (Gushikawa Castle (Kumejima)) 2 [15]
Kunigami Hōsei Kaidō
国頭方西海道
Kunigami hōsei kaidō
Okinawa Island Onna historic route on the west coast of the island[17] 26°26′05N 127°47′23E / 26.43476258°N 127.78981966°E / 26.43476258; 127.78981966 (Kunigamihōseikaidō) 6 [16]
Nakijin Castle Site
今帰仁城跡 附シイナ城跡
Nakijin-jō ato tsuketari Shiina-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nakijin sacked in 1432; World Heritage Site; designation includes the site of Shiina Castle (シイナ城)[18] 26°41′28N 127°55′47E / 26.69108846°N 127.92975556°E / 26.69108846; 127.92975556 (Nakijin Castle Site) 2 [17]
Zakimi Castle Site
座喜味城跡
Zakimi-jō ato
Okinawa Island Yomitan constructed c. 1420 by Gosamaru; World Heritage Site[19] 26°24′30N 127°44′30E / 26.40840356°N 127.74176086°E / 26.40840356; 127.74176086 (Zakimi Castle Site) 2 [18]
Sefa-utaki
斎場御嶽
Seifa-utaki
Okinawa Island Nanjō shrine; excavated artefacts including magatama are an ICP; World Heritage Site[20] 26°10′24N 127°49′38E / 26.17325543°N 127.82717685°E / 26.17325543; 127.82717685 (Seifā Utaki) 3 [19]
Yamada Castle Site
山田城跡
Yamada-jō ato
Okinawa Island Onna Home of Gosamaru. Partially deconstructed to build Zakimi Castle 26°25'53.8"N 127°46'57.4"E

26°25′11N 127°47′12E / 26.419737°N 127.786575°E / 26.419737; 127.786575 (Yamada Castle Site)

2 [20]
Itokazu Castle Site
糸数城跡
Itokazu-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō damaged during the war[21] 26°09′06N 127°45′46E / 26.15163312°N 127.76271914°E / 26.15163312; 127.76271914 (Itokazu Castle Site) 2 [21]
Shuri Castle Site
首里城跡
Shuri-jō ato
Okinawa Island Naha palace of the Ryūkyū Kings; the main hall was repurposed as the haidenofOkinawa Shrine; reconstructed after near-total destruction during the war; World Heritage Site 26°13′01N 127°43′09E / 26.21699426°N 127.71903149°E / 26.21699426; 127.71903149 (Shuri Castle Site) 2 [22]
Katsuren Castle Site
勝連城跡
Katsuren-jō ato
Okinawa Island Uruma C15 fortified residence of Amawari; World Heritage Site[8] 26°19′50N 127°52′43E / 26.33064943°N 127.8787427°E / 26.33064943; 127.8787427 (Katsuren Castle Site) 2 [23]
Sakishima Beacons
先島諸島火番盛
Sakishima-shotō hibanmui
Sakishima Islands Miyakojima, Ishigaki, Tarama, Taketomi, Yonaguni beacon network established in 1644 by the Ryūkyū Kings, under the influence of the Satsuma Domain, to monitor shipping in relation to the policy of sakoku[22] 24°40′21N 124°42′17E / 24.672602°N 124.704697°E / 24.672602; 124.704697 (Sakishima Beacons) 2 [24]
Kabira Shell Mound
川平貝塚
Kabira kaizuka
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki inland to the northwest of Kabira Bay 24°28′01N 124°07′58E / 24.46695318°N 124.1327838°E / 24.46695318; 124.1327838 (Kabira Shell Mound) 1 [25]
Ōyama Shell Mound
大山貝塚
Ōyama kaizuka
Okinawa Island Ginowan 26°16′25N 127°44′42E / 26.27372255°N 127.74506971°E / 26.27372255; 127.74506971 (Ōyama Shell Mound) 1 [26]
Yamato Spring
大和井
Yamato gā
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima constructed c.1720 and mentioned in Yōsei-kyūki (雍正旧記) (1727); reserved for official use[23] (see also Water supply in Miyakojima) 24°48′40N 125°17′09E / 24.81119218°N 125.28581142°E / 24.81119218; 125.28581142 (Yamato Spring) 8 [27]
Chinen Castle Site
知念城跡
Chinen-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō repaired in C18 by Shō Kei[24] 26°09′38N 127°48′41E / 26.16043586°N 127.8113489°E / 26.16043586; 127.8113489 (Chinen Castle Site) 2 [28]
Nakagusuku Castle Site
中城城跡
Nakagusuku-jō ato
Okinawa Island Kitanakagusuku built by GosamaruofZakimi Castle to defend against AmawariofKatsuren Castle; World Heritage Site[25][26] 26°17′02N 127°48′05E / 26.28401819°N 127.8014842°E / 26.28401819; 127.8014842 (Nakagusuku Castle Site) 2 [29]
Nakagami Hōsei Kaidō
中頭方西海道及び普天間参詣道
Nakagami hōsei kaidō oyobi Futenma sankei michi
Okinawa Island Urasoe 26°14′45N 127°43′19E / 26.24594166°N 127.72194722°E / 26.24594166; 127.72194722 (Nakagami Hōsei Kaidō) 6 [30]
Nakabaru Site
仲原遺跡
Nakabaru iseki
Ikeijima Island Uruma C5 BC settlement with eleven sunken stone hearths[8] 26°23′30N 127°59′39E / 26.39172832°N 127.99421926°E / 26.39172832; 127.99421926 (Nakabaru Site) 1 [31]
Nakadomari Site
仲泊遺跡
Nakadomari iseki
Okinawa Island Onna cave dwellings and shell mound[27] 26°26′07N 127°47′28E / 26.43534998°N 127.79112758°E / 26.43534998; 127.79112758 (Nakadomari Site) 1 [32]
Shimashīi-Ōzato Castle Site
島添大里城跡
Shimashīōzato-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō captured by Shō Hashi in the early C15; excavations have uncovered Chinese ceramics and items of iron and bronze[28] 26°08′26N 127°46′07E / 26.140664°N 127.768604°E / 26.140664; 127.768604 (Shimashīōzato Castle Site) 2 [33]
Uchimaudūn
内間御殿
Uchimaudūn
Okinawa Island Nishihara centre for veneration of the Ryūkyū Kings, founded on the site of the residence of Shō En before he became king; damaged during the war 26°13′42N 127°46′05E / 26.2283337°N 127.7680754°E / 26.2283337; 127.7680754 (Uchimaudūn) 3 [34]
Sueyoshi-gū Site
末吉宮跡
Sueyoshigū ato
Okinawa Island Naha shrine to Kumano Gongen dating to the time of Shō Taikyū, destroyed during the war[29] 26°13′47N 127°42′50E / 26.22984537°N 127.71385161°E / 26.22984537; 127.71385161 (Sueyoshigū Site) 3 [35]
Mekaru Tomb Cluster
銘苅墓跡群
Mekaru haka ato gun
Okinawa Island Naha group of 330 C14/15 tombs with a large C18 turtle-back tomb; includes the Izenadunchi Tomb (伊是名殿内の墓)[30] 26°13′50N 127°41′51E / 26.23057554°N 127.69758267°E / 26.23057554; 127.69758267 (Mekaru Tomb Cluster) 7 [36]
Momenbaru Site
木綿原遺跡
Momenbaru iseki
Okinawa Island Yomitan includes a burial with a stone sarcophagus and Yayoi ceramics[31] 26°22′12N 127°44′06E / 26.37007559°N 127.73498297°E / 26.37007559; 127.73498297 (Momenbaru Site) 1 [37]
Sashiki Castle Site
佐敷城跡
Sashiki-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō 26°09′58N 127°47′14E / 26.16615068°N 127.78716622°E / 26.16615068; 127.78716622 (Sashiki Castle Site) 2 [38]
Nakagusuku Hanta Road
中城ハンタ道
Nakagusuku Hanta michi
Okinawa Island Nakagusuku 26°16′46N 127°47′46E / 26.279342°N 127.796043°E / 26.279342; 127.796043 (Nakagusuku Hanta Road) [39]
Kitadaitōjima Phosphorus Mining Site
北大東島燐鉱山遺跡
Kitadaitō-jima rinkōzan iseki
Kitadaitōjima Island Kitadaitō 25°57′14N 131°17′06E / 25.954002°N 131.28511°E / 25.954002; 131.28511 (Kitadaitōjima Phosphorus Mining Site) 6 [40]
Binnu Utaki
弁之御嶽
Binnu utaki
Okinawa Island Naha 26°13′04N 127°43′53E / 26.217760°N 127.731429°E / 26.217760; 127.731429 (Kitadaitōjima Phosphorus Mining Site) 3, 8 [41]
Shiraho Saonetabaru Cave Ruins
白保竿根田原洞穴遺跡
Shiraho Saonetabaru dōketsu iseki
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki 24°22′57N 124°12′21E / 24.3825°N 124.205833°E / 24.3825; 124.205833 (Shiraho Saonetabaru Cave Ruins) 1 [42]
Chatan Castle Site
北谷城跡
Chatan-jō ato
Okinawa Island Chatan 26°18′35N 127°45′44E / 26.3096757°N 127.7621128°E / 26.3096757; 127.7621128 (Chatan Castle Site) 2 [43]

Prefectural Historic Sites[edit]

As of 1 May 2020, fifty-four Sites have been designated as being of prefectural importance.[5][32]

Site Island Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Type Ref.
Ryūtan and its Surroundings
龍潭及びその周辺
Ryūtan oyobi sono shūhen
Okinawa Island Naha 26°13′12N 127°43′02E / 26.220039°N 127.717277°E / 26.220039; 127.717277 (Ryūtan and its Surroundings) for all refs see [44]
Sonohyan-utaki
園比屋武御嶽
Sonohyan utaki
Okinawa Island Naha World Heritage Site 26°13′05N 127°43′02E / 26.218114°N 127.717309°E / 26.218114; 127.717309 (Sonohyan-utaki)
Noguni Sōkan Grave
野国総官の墓
Noguni Sōkan no haka
Okinawa Island Kadena 26°20′56N 127°44′43E / 26.348806°N 127.745311°E / 26.348806; 127.745311 (Noguni Sōkan Grave)
German Emperor's Tributary Monument
ドイツ皇帝博愛記念碑
Doitsu kōtei hakuai kinen hi
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°48′24N 125°16′45E / 24.806628°N 125.279058°E / 24.806628; 125.279058 (German Emperor's Tributary Monument)
Nakasone Toyomiya Grave
仲宗根豊見親の墓
Nakasone Toyomiya no haka
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°48′32N 125°16′45E / 24.808980°N 125.279138°E / 24.808980; 125.279138 (Nakasone Toyomiya Grave)
Uehiyayama Site
上比屋山遺跡
Uehiyayama iseki
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°43′43N 125°21′04E / 24.728746°N 125.351086°E / 24.728746; 125.351086 (Uehiyayama Site)
Noborudake Spirit Stones
野原岳の霊石
Noborudake no tamaishi
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°45′54N 125°19′27E / 24.765109°N 125.324178°E / 24.765109; 125.324178 (Noborudake Spirit Stones)
Nakazato Magiri Kuramoto Site
仲里間切蔵元
Nakazato magiri kuramoto ato
Kume Island Kumejima 26°21′17N 126°48′29E / 26.354805°N 126.808019°E / 26.354805; 126.808019 (Nakazato Magiri Kuramoto Site)
Misakion
美崎御嶽
Misakion
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki 24°20′07N 124°09′30E / 24.335298°N 124.158350°E / 24.335298; 124.158350 (Misakion)
Yagaji Untenbaru Sabaya Shell Mound
屋我地運天原サバヤ貝塚
Yagaji Untenbaru Sabaya kaizuka
Yagaji Island Nago 26°40′20N 128°00′16E / 26.672143°N 128.004480°E / 26.672143; 128.004480 (Yagaji Untenbaru Sabaya Shell Mound)
Noguni Shell Mound Cluster
野国貝塚群
Noguni kaizuka-gun
Okinawa Island Kadena 26°21′01N 127°44′47E / 26.350313°N 127.746506°E / 26.350313; 127.746506 (Noguni Shell Mound Cluster)
Sachihijā Shell Mound
崎樋川貝塚
Sachihijā kaizuka
Okinawa Island Naha 26°14′15N 127°41′00E / 26.237516°N 127.683363°E / 26.237516; 127.683363 (Sachihijā Shell Mound)
Henna Shell Mound
平安名貝塚
Henna kaizuka
Okinawa Island Uruma 26°19′05N 127°53′17E / 26.318167°N 127.888000°E / 26.318167; 127.888000 (Henna Shell Mound)
Komesu Shell Mound
米須貝塚
Komesu kaizuka
Okinawa Island Itoman 26°05′19N 127°42′04E / 26.088585°N 127.701023°E / 26.088585; 127.701023 (Komesu Shell Mound)
Kumejima Ōhara Shell Mound
久米島大原貝塚
Kumejima Ōhara kaizuka
Kume Island Kumejima 26°21′01N 126°43′38E / 26.350344°N 126.727252°E / 26.350344; 126.727252 (Kumejima Ōhara Shell Mound)
Shimotabaru Shell Mound
下田原貝塚
Shimotabaru kaizuka
Hateruma Island Taketomi 24°04′13N 123°46′39E / 24.070172°N 123.777509°E / 24.070172; 123.777509 (Shimotabaru Shell Mound)
Nakama No.1 Shell Mound
仲間第一貝塚
Nakama daiichi kaizuka
Iriomote Island Taketomi 24°16′31N 123°52′58E / 24.275291°N 123.882694°E / 24.275291; 123.882694 (Nakama No.1 Shell Mound)
Nakama No.2 Shell Mound
仲間第二貝塚
Nakama daini kaizuka
Iriomote Island Taketomi 24°16′50N 123°53′23E / 24.280533°N 123.889818°E / 24.280533; 123.889818 (Nakama No.2 Shell Mound)
Binishi Shell Mound
平西貝塚
Binishi kaizuka
Iriomote Island Taketomi 24°19′33N 123°55′02E / 24.325708°N 123.917177°E / 24.325708; 123.917177 (Binishi Shell Mound)
Iejima Deer Fossils
伊江島鹿の化石
Iejima shika no kaseki
Iejima Island Ie 26°44′08N 127°48′49E / 26.735531°N 127.813525°E / 26.735531; 127.813525 (Iejima Deer Fossils)
Bengadake
弁ケ嶽
Bengadake
Okinawa Island Naha 26°13′04N 127°43′54E / 26.217902°N 127.731552°E / 26.217902; 127.731552 (Bengadake)
Izena Tamaudun
伊是名玉御殿
Izena Tamaudun
Izena Island Izena 26°54′57N 127°57′06E / 26.915713°N 127.951552°E / 26.915713; 127.951552 (Izena Tamaudun)
Izena Castle Site
伊是名城跡
Izena-jō ato
Izena Island Izena 26°54′53N 127°57′09E / 26.914685°N 127.952410°E / 26.914685; 127.952410 (Izena Castle Site)
Birthplace of King Shō En
尚円王生誕地屋敷内「みほそ所」
Shō En ō seitanchi yashiki nai (Mihoso-dokoro)
Izena Island Izena 26°56′00N 127°57′00E / 26.933252°N 127.949964°E / 26.933252; 127.949964 (Birthplace of King Shō En)
Sashiki Yodore
佐敷ようどれ
Sashiki yōdore
Okinawa Island Nanjō family mausoleum of Shō Shishō, father of Shō Hashi; relocated from Sashiki Nishiuehara in 1764[33] 26°09′44N 127°47′20E / 26.162237°N 127.788752°E / 26.162237; 127.788752 (Sashiki Yodore)
Large Stones of Nakashima
仲島の大石
Nakashima no ōishi
Okinawa Island Naha 26°12′41N 127°40′37E / 26.211289°N 127.677044°E / 26.211289; 127.677044 (Large Stones of Nakashima)
Nakijin Village Nakahara Baba
今帰仁村仲原馬場
Nakijin-son Nakahara baba
Okinawa Island Nakijin 26°41′17N 127°57′56E / 26.688038°N 127.965564°E / 26.688038; 127.965564 (Nakijin Village Nakahara Baba)
Nishitō-utaki
西塘御嶽
Nishitō-utaki
Taketomi Island Taketomi 24°19′46N 124°05′06E / 24.329462°N 124.085051°E / 24.329462; 124.085051 (Nishitō-utaki)
Kuramoto Site
蔵元
Kuramoto ato
Taketomi Island Taketomi 24°19′09N 124°04′38E / 24.319177°N 124.077315°E / 24.319177; 124.077315 (Kuramoto Site)
Kakinohana Castle Site
垣花城跡
Kakinohana-jō ato
Okinawa Island Nanjō 26°08′52N 127°47′32E / 26.147859°N 127.792314°E / 26.147859; 127.792314 (Kakinohana Castle Site)
Iso Castle Site
伊祖城跡
Iso-jō ato
Okinawa Island Urasoe 26°15′26N 127°43′22E / 26.257247°N 127.722850°E / 26.257247; 127.722850 (Iso Castle Site)
Iha Castle Site
伊波城跡
Iha-jō ato
Okinawa Island Uruma 26°25′18N 127°49′05E / 26.421755°N 127.817999°E / 26.421755; 127.817999 (Iha Castle Site)
Ishikinawa Castle Site
伊敷索城跡
Ishikinawa-jō ato
Kume Island Kumejima also pronounced Chinaha Castle 26°20′33N 126°45′46E / 26.342364°N 126.762915°E / 26.342364; 126.762915 (Ishikinawa Castle Site)
Shurikinjō-chō Ishidatami-michi
首里金城町石畳道
Shurikinjō-chō ishidatami-michi
Okinawa Island Naha also a Prefectural Place of Scenic Beauty 26°12′58N 127°42′55E / 26.216035°N 127.715335°E / 26.216035; 127.715335 (Shurikinjō-chō Ishidatami-michi)
Kaiketsu Haneji River Monument
改決羽地川碑記
Kaiketsu Haneji-gawa hiki
Okinawa Island Nago 26°37′11N 128°00′58E / 26.619737°N 128.016249°E / 26.619737; 128.016249 (Kaiketsu Haneji River Monument)
Yamashita No.1 Cave
山下町第一洞穴
Yamashita-chō daiichi dōketsu
Okinawa Island Naha 26°12′03N 127°40′24E / 26.200702°N 127.673328°E / 26.200702; 127.673328 (Yamashita No.1 Cave)
Urasoe Shell Mound
浦添貝塚
Urasoe kaizuka
Okinawa Island Urasoe 26°15′18N 127°43′31E / 26.255054°N 127.725189°E / 26.255054; 127.725189 (Urasoe Shell Mound)
Kogachi Ware Kiln Site
古我知焼窯跡
Kogachi-yaki kama ato
Okinawa Island Nago 26°37′37N 127°59′28E / 26.626907°N 127.991205°E / 26.626907; 127.991205 (Kogachi Ware Kiln Site)
Hamasaki Shell Mound
浜崎貝塚
Hamasaki kaizuka
Iejima Island Ie 26°42′47N 127°49′44E / 26.713011°N 127.828825°E / 26.713011; 127.828825 (Hamasaki Shell Mound)
Utida Stones
ウティダ石
Utida ishi
Kumejima Island Kumejima 26°22′50N 126°46′52E / 26.380529°N 126.780982°E / 26.380529; 126.780982 (Utida Stones)
Taramajima Ntabaru Tōyumya Myāka
多良間島土原豊見親のミャーカ
Taramajima no Ntabaru Tōyumya no myāka
Taramajima Island Miyako 24°40′17N 124°42′04E / 24.671374°N 124.701111°E / 24.671374; 124.701111 (Taramajima Ntabaru Tōyumya Myāka)
Terayama Site
寺山の遺跡
Terayama no iseki
Taramajima Island Miyako 24°40′13N 124°42′17E / 24.670145°N 124.704652°E / 24.670145; 124.704652 (Terayama Site)
Hamamoto Sachipin Shell Mound
浜元サチビン貝塚
Hamamoto Sachipin kaizuka
Okinawa Island Motobu 26°40′16N 127°53′24E / 26.671046°N 127.890022°E / 26.671046; 127.890022 (Hamamoto Sachipin Shell Mound)
Yamakawa Minatobaru Site
山川港原遺跡
Yamakawa Minatobaru iseki
Okinawa Island Motobu 26°41′00N 127°52′58E / 26.683240°N 127.882769°E / 26.683240; 127.882769 (Yamakawa Minatobaru Site)
Yamakawa Kakiuchi Gongen Cave Site
山川垣内権現洞穴遺跡
Yamakawa Kakiuchi Gongen dōketsu iseki
Okinawa Island Motobu 26°41′00N 127°52′58E / 26.683240°N 127.882769°E / 26.683240; 127.882769 (Yamakawa Kakiuchi Gongen Cave Site)
Sumaryā Myāka
スムリャーミャーカ
Sumaryā Myāka
Kurima Island Miyako 24°43′26N 125°15′19E / 24.723990°N 125.255299°E / 24.723990; 125.255299 (Sumaryā Myāka)
Minton Gusuku
ミントングスク
Minton gusuku
Okinawa Island Nanjō 26°08′43N 127°47′30E / 26.145263°N 127.791574°E / 26.145263; 127.791574 (Minton Gusuku)
Iejima Gohezu Cave Site
伊江島のゴヘズ洞穴遺跡
Iejima no Gohezu dōketsu iseki
Iejima Island Ie 26°43′25N 127°46′55E / 26.723744°N 127.781940°E / 26.723744; 127.781940 (Iejima Gohezu Cave Site)
Shimoji-chō Ikeda Bridge
下地町の池田矼
Shimoji-chō no Ikeda-bashi
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°45′12N 125°17′08E / 24.753333°N 125.285556°E / 24.753333; 125.285556 (Shimoji-chō Ikeda Bridge)
Hirae Arasuku Village Site
平得アラスク村遺跡
Hirae Arasuku-mura iseki
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki 24°21′23N 124°10′37E / 24.356265°N 124.177051°E / 24.356265; 124.177051 (Hirae Arasuku Village Site)
Kusatobaru Shell Mound
久里原貝塚
Kusatobaru kaizuka
Iheyajima Island Iheya 27°02′31N 127°58′31E / 27.042022°N 127.975402°E / 27.042022; 127.975402 (Kusatobaru Shell Mound)
Tōzato Onda Site
桃里恩田遺跡
Tōzato Onda iseki
Ishigaki Island Ishigaki 24°25′38N 124°14′46E / 24.427184°N 124.245973°E / 24.427184; 124.245973 (Tōzato Onda Site)
Takausu Castle Site
高腰城跡
Takausu-jō ato
Miyakojima Island Miyako 24°47′17N 125°22′28E / 24.788176°N 125.374475°E / 24.788176; 125.374475 (Takausu Castle Site)
Kokugaku - Shuri Seibyō Stone Wall
国学・首里聖廟石垣
Kokugaku・Shuri Seibyō ishigaki
Okinawa Island Naha 26°13′09N 127°43′05E / 26.219136°N 127.717929°E / 26.219136; 127.717929 (Kokugaku - Shuri Seibyō Stone Wall)

Municipal Historic Sites[edit]

As of 1 May 2020, a further three hundred and six Sites have been designated as being of municipal importance,[5][34] including:

Site Island Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Type Ref.
Motobu Observation Post Site
本部監視哨跡
Motobu kanshishō ato
Okinawa Island Motobu 26°39′23N 127°53′24E / 26.656348°N 127.890048°E / 26.656348; 127.890048 (Motobu Observation Post Site) for all refs see [45]
Motobu Udun Tomb
本部御殿墓
Motobu Udun-baka
Okinawa Island Ginowan 26°15′08N 127°45′29E / 26.252179076118477°N 127.75803953065095°E / 26.252179076118477; 127.75803953065095 (Motobu Udun Tomb Site) see Information board
Maeda Ichirizuka
真栄田の一里塚
Maeda no ichirizuka
Okinawa Island Onna 26°25′26N 127°46′01E / 26.423929°N 127.766962°E / 26.423929; 127.766962 (Maeda Ichirizuka)
Nanzan Castle Site
南山城跡
Nanzan-gusuku ato
Okinawa Island Itoman 26°07′41N 127°41′22E / 26.128145°N 127.689417°E / 26.128145; 127.689417 (Nanzan Castle Site)
Tamagusuku Chōkun Tomb
玉城朝薫の墓(邊土名の墓)
Tamagusuku Chōkun no haka (Hentona no haka)
Okinawa Island Urasoe 26°14′17N 127°43′48E / 26.238042°N 127.729869°E / 26.238042; 127.729869 (Tamagusuku Chōkun Tomb)
Perry's Banner Rock
ペリーの旗立岩
Perī no hata-tate iwa
Okinawa Island Nakagusuku 26°16′31N 127°47′18E / 26.275310°N 127.788400°E / 26.275310; 127.788400 (Perry's Banner Rock)
Naminoue
波上
Naminoue
Okinawa Island Naha also a Municipal Place of Scenic Beauty 26°13′14N 127°40′17E / 26.220636°N 127.671352°E / 26.220636; 127.671352 (Naminoue)
Sakiyama Utaki
崎山御嶽
Sakiyama-utaki
Okinawa Island Naha 26°12′54N 127°43′12E / 26.215046°N 127.719930°E / 26.215046; 127.719930 (Sakiyama Utaki)
Ginowan Udun Tombs
宜野湾御殿の墓及び墓域
Ginowan-udun no haka oyobi boiki
Okinawa Island Naha 26°13′49N 127°42′46E / 26.230371°N 127.712639°E / 26.230371; 127.712639 (Ginowan Udun Tombs)
Takushi Uekata Tomb
沢岻親方の墓
Takushi Uekata no haka
Okinawa Island Naha 26°12′45N 127°42′50E / 26.212376°N 127.713881°E / 26.212376; 127.713881 (Takushi Uekata Tomb)
Amamichū Tomb
アマミチューの墓
Amamichū no haka
Hamahiga Island Uruma 26°19′27N 127°57′59E / 26.324051°N 127.966273°E / 26.324051; 127.966273 (Amamichū Tomb)
Henzairi Gusuku
平安座西グスク
Henzairi gusuku
Henza Island Uruma 26°20′56N 127°57′07E / 26.348925°N 127.951865°E / 26.348925; 127.951865 (Henzairi Gusuku)
Yabuchi Cave Site
藪地洞穴遺跡
Yabuchi dōketsu iseki
Yabuchi Island Uruma 26°18′55N 127°55′42E / 26.315142°N 127.928389°E / 26.315142; 127.928389 (Yabuchi Cave Site)
Higashionna Museum Site
東恩納博物館
Higashionna Hakubutsukan iseki
Okinawa Island Uruma 26°24′33N 127°49′58E / 26.409156°N 127.832757°E / 26.409156; 127.832757 (Higashionna Museum Site)
Uni-Ufugusuku Tomb
鬼大城の墓
Uni-Ufugusuku no haka
Okinawa Island Okinawa 26°21′46N 127°48′40E / 26.362733°N 127.811144°E / 26.362733; 127.811144 (Uni-Ufugusuku Tomb)
Hōanden
奉安殿
Hōanden
Okinawa Island Okinawa Hōanden 26°21′53N 127°49′11E / 26.364613°N 127.819758°E / 26.364613; 127.819758 (Hōanden)
Monument to the Loyal Dead
忠魂碑
Chūkon-hi
Okinawa Island Okinawa 26°21′51N 127°49′12E / 26.364227°N 127.819882°E / 26.364227; 127.819882 (Monument to the Loyal Dead)
Murokawa Shell Mound
室川貝塚
Murokawa kaizuka
Okinawa Island Okinawa 26°20′05N 127°48′20E / 26.334657°N 127.805442°E / 26.334657; 127.805442 (Murokawa Shell Mound)
Kina Kannondō
喜名観音堂
Kina Kannondō
Okinawa Island Yomitan 26°24′01N 127°45′21E / 26.400389°N 127.755796°E / 26.400389; 127.755796 (Kina Kannondō)
Nagahama Shell Mound
長浜貝塚
Nagahama kaizuka
Okinawa Island Yomitan 26°25′07N 127°44′30E / 26.418623°N 127.741571°E / 26.418623; 127.741571 (Nagahama Shell Mound)
Tonnaha Castle Site
登武那覇城跡
Tonnaha-gusuku ato
Kume Island Kumejima 26°20′54N 126°48′03E / 26.348456°N 126.800900°E / 26.348456; 126.800900 (Tonnaha Castle Site)
Suhara Castle Site
スハラ城跡
Suhara-jō ato
Kume Island Kumejima 26°19′02N 126°48′04E / 26.317084°N 126.801154°E / 26.317084; 126.801154 (Suhara Castle Site)
Nanatake Jinja
七嶽神社
Nanatake Jinja
Kume Island Kumejima 26°20′49N 126°44′31E / 26.346874°N 126.741951°E / 26.346874; 126.741951 (Nanatake Jinja)
Hōtoku Jinja
報徳神社
Hōtoku Jinja
Kume Island Kumejima 26°21′37N 126°43′24E / 26.360222°N 126.723340°E / 26.360222; 126.723340 (Hōtoku Jinja)
Kubaka Castle Site
クバカ城跡
Kubaka-jō ato
Miyakojima Island Miyakojima 24°43′51N 125°18′00E / 24.730925°N 125.300026°E / 24.730925; 125.300026 (Kubaka Castle Site)
Tarama Jinja
多良間神社
Tarama Jinja
Tarama Island Tarama 24°40′15N 124°42′01E / 24.670737°N 124.700142°E / 24.670737; 124.700142 (Tarama Jinja)

Registered Historic Sites[edit]

As of 1 December 2020, two Monuments have been registered (as opposed to designated) as Historic Sites at a national level.[5][35][36]

Site Island Municipality Comments Image Coordinates Type Ref.
Okinawa Prefectural Railways Yonabaru Station Site
沖縄県鉄道与那原駅跡
Okinawa-ken tetsudō Yonabaru-eki ato
Okinawa Island Yonabaru 26°11′58N 127°45′17E / 26.19958°N 127.75480°E / 26.19958; 127.75480 (Okinawa Prefectural Railways Yonabaru Station Site) [46]
Heshikiya Sugar Refining Site
平敷屋製糖工場跡
Heshikiya seitō kōjō ato
Okinawa Island Uruma 26°22′45N 127°51′26E / 26.37929°N 127.85730°E / 26.37929; 127.85730 (Heshikiya Sugar Refining Site) [47]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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