Okinawa | Daisekirinzan, the largest energy spot in Okinawa

Daisekirinzan ASMUI Spiritual Hikes is the largest energy spot in Okinawa, located at Cape Hedo on the northernmost tip of Okinawa's main island. In the Yanbaru Forest, four rocky mountains stand tall, resembling human profiles. From the pointed chin to the nose tip, they are sequentially named: Shinokuse, Afuri, Shijara, and Iheya.

Daisekirinzan is one of the main tourist attractions in the Yanbaru area and one of the few limestone terrains in Kunigami Village. In addition to its unique geological landscapes, visitors can observe various forms of wildlife, such as snails commonly found in limestone terrains and plants adapted to the limestone environment.

Admission is ¥1,200, and there are four hiking trails, each corresponding to one of the four wonders: the Beautiful Ocean Observatory, Mysterious Rocks and Boulders, Heart Rock, and Banyan Tree Forest. For those interested in geology, the Stone Museum near the entrance is worth a visit. It is recommended to allocate about 1.5 to 2 hours for the experience.

Post by Moutain | Aug 2, 2025