Hateruma Island

E359472

Hateruma Island is the southernmost inhabited island of Japan, known for its clear blue waters, starry skies, and traditional Ryukyuan culture.

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Label Occurrences
Hateruma Island canonical 3

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf inhabited island
island
administrativeDivision Yaeyama District
belongsTo Okinawa Prefecture
country Japan
hasAgriculturalProduct awamori rice (for local liquor)
sugarcane
hasClimate subtropical climate
hasCulturalHeritage local festivals
traditional Ryukyuan houses
traditional music and dance
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasFeature coral reefs
observatory for stargazing
rural settlements
white sand beaches
hasInfrastructure port
small airstrip (non-regular use)
hasLanguage Japanese
Okinawan language
Yaeyama language
hasMarineEnvironment diving spots
snorkeling spots
tropical fish habitats
hasNightSkyQuality good visibility of the Southern Cross constellation
low light pollution
hasPopulationStatus sparsely populated
hasTraditionalCulture Ryukyuan culture
hasTransport ferry connection to Ishigaki Island
knownFor clear blue waters
remote location
stargazing
starry skies
sugarcane fields
traditional Ryukyuan culture
locatedIn East China Sea
Okinawa Prefecture
Philippine Sea
Ryukyu Islands
Yaeyama Islands
partOf Taketomi
surface form: Taketomi town
southernmostInhabitedIslandOf Japan
timezone Japan Standard Time
tourismAttraction Hateruma Observatory Tower
Nishihama Beach
cape viewpoints

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Yaeyama Islands contains Hateruma Island
Yaeyama language geographicDistribution Hateruma Island