Tindavana (Tindahanata)
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What is Tindavana (Tindahanata)?
Tindabana (Tindahanata) is an 85-meter-high natural observatory that commands a wide view of Yonaguni Island's tourist attractions such as Sonai village and the East China Sea, and is also one of Japan's designated scenic spots.
The terrain was formed by coral uplift and erosion, and is steeped in legend and history.
There are the remains of the residence of Sanay Isoba, a female chief at the end of the 15th century, and a cave where a dog and a woman called Inugan are said to have lived.
How to play Tindavana (Tindahanata)
When visiting Tindabana, the first thing to do is to enjoy the view from the scenic overlook.
The spectacular view from the observation deck will be a memorable experience.
Another attraction is to visit historical caves and places of legend, and to experience the unique charm of the land.
When you visit, enjoy your visit with a peaceful mind and respect for the local culture and nature.
Details of Tindavana (Tindahanata)
| Location | Yonaguni, Yonaguni Town, Yaeyama-gun, Okinawa 907-1801, Japan (in Japanese history)View in Google Maps) |
| Access | 10 minutes drive from Yonaguni Airport |
| parking lot | ant |
| toilet | None |
