ASMUI -Spiritual Hikes

It is an observation deck with a height of 11.5m and a village bird motif, and you can see majestic scenic spots such as Cape Hedo.

Located on the northern tip of the island of Okinawa, it is a scenic spot with rising coral cliffs. Standing at the tip of the cape, you can also see the island of Izena and Iheya in the left, and the island of Yoron to the sea in the north. The Amami Islands, including the island of Yorō, returned to the mainland in 1953, but the return of Okinawa to the mainland was realized in 1972. Near the tip is a monument to the Restoration of the Fatherland, which was erected during the time of US military rule to mark the maritime rally that sparked bonfires on Yoron and this headland and appealed for the return of the mainland. The rocky mountain rising behind the cape is Mount Hedo. Also known as Hedo Mitake, a sacred place that contains the legend that the ancestor of the Ryukyu, Amamikiyo, first prepared it when he created the islands of Okinawa.

A 80-meter-high cliff that runs along the old road from the village of Ginama to the mountain path. Banta is a cliff, and when a bundled kaya is thrown from a cliff, it is hit by strong winds and falls apart. The road leading to the Koutai Banta was a steep, winding slope, and it was also called the Return Road because when we met here, either of them went down and had to give way. If you look down from the observation deck on the top of the cliff, you can feel the dazzling height. If you look ahead, you can see Iheya [Iheya] Island and Izena [Izena] Island floating on the clear sea.