Amamichu Tomb

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Original Text

Originally, the worship of Amamichu was the best, such as Oba-sama's mozuku and zenzai, who are doing business in the shade of the rock! I also sold and bought a rare banana similar to an island banana. It was very delicious!

in a small island called amangi

Original Text

Crossing Hamahiga Island by bridge, there is a sign indicating ４ tourist information, and turn left here. If you run 1km along the sea, you will find a small island called Amanji on the left, a space where you can park a little on the other side of the sea, and a clean toilet beyond that. It seems that they are farming on this island, and some people are selling it. There is a small explanation version on the left side of the island, and if you climb the rock surface, you can worship Amamichu and Silmichu, which makes you feel solemn. There are also strange rocks, and the scenery is the most ...

Island の Reflex Side

Original Text

If you cross the island and turn from your left to the back, you will find a grave on the hillside of the cliff. There is something like Heart Rock in front of you, but it doesn't matter.

God's island

Original Text

Visited on November 13 Uruma City, Okinawa, but specifically located on Hamahiga Island. Access is shortly after entering the island from Hamahiga Ohashi Bridge, turn left, and there is a simple parking lot ahead. In other words, access by car (rental car, etc.) is convenient. Whenever I come to Okinawa, I always stop by this Hamahika Island, but I visited this Amamichu's tomb for the first time, but the sea is still beautiful and it's great to shoot. Also, at the entrance of the grave, the local aunt 〜 is ...

It's like heart rock on furuuri island.

Original Text

There is a large rock on the east side of Hamahiga Island, where there is the tomb of Amamichu. Rather than going to see the grave, it's more like going to see the beautiful sea and small strange rocks around you. The strange rock is similar to the famous Heart Rock １ on Kouri Island, Nago City. If you have time, please stop by.