Kerama Shoto National Park

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Kerama Shoto National Park is a protected marine and island area in Okinawa, Japan, renowned for its clear turquoise waters, coral reefs, and rich biodiversity that make it a popular destination for diving and snorkeling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marine protected area
national park
climate subtropical
contains Aka Island NERFINISHED
Geruma Island NERFINISHED
Kerama Islands NERFINISHED
Tokashiki Island NERFINISHED
Zamami Island NERFINISHED
fringing reefs
rocky shores
sandy beaches
seagrass beds
surrounding marine area
country Japan
designation IUCN protected area
ecosystemType coral reef ecosystem
subtropical marine ecosystem
governingBody Ministry of the Environment (Japan) NERFINISHED
hasActivity beach recreation
scuba diving
sea kayaking
snorkeling tours
whale watching tours
hasFeature high water transparency
lagoonal reef areas
steep underwater drop-offs
knownFor clear turquoise waters
coral reefs
diving
marine biodiversity
sea turtles
snorkeling
whale watching
locatedIn East China Sea NERFINISHED
Okinawa Prefecture
Ryukyu Islands NERFINISHED
near Naha NERFINISHED
partOf Japan national parks system NERFINISHED
protects coral species
humpback whales
marine invertebrates
reef fish
sea turtles
tourismType eco-tourism
marine tourism
transportAccess ferry from Naha

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Kerama Islands seaAreaDesignation Kerama Shoto National Park