Iriomote Port

Iriomote-Jima Island, Japan

Iriomote-Jima Island, also known as Iriomote Port, is the largest of the Yaeyama Islands in Japan. This island paradise, with an area of 289.27 km2, offers a rich diversity of experiences. Explore the dense jungle and mangrove swamps covering 90% of the island, home to unique wildlife such as the endangered Iriomote cat and the venomous Trimeresurus elegans snake. Discover the history of this island, including its role during World War II and the fascinating possibility of a sunken U.S. submarine off its coast. Enjoy activities like hiking to Pinaisara Falls, visiting Urauchi River, and relaxing on beautiful beaches like Hoshizuna-no-hama. Experience the tropical rainforest climate and taste local delicacies like pineapple, sugarcane, and mango. Visit Iriomote Port for an unforgettable adventure!

Location

City: Taketomi

Region: Okinawa Prefecture

Country: Japan

Coordinates: 24.34000°N, 123.81000°E