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Nature in Okinawa

Okinawa is part of the Nansei Islands, a complex natural environment consisting of islands surrounded by beautiful seas and mountains.

It is the only subtropical climate zone in Japan and has a diverse ecosystem due to its unique climate.

Animals such as the Okinawa rail, crested serpent eagle, and Iriomote wildcat, and plants such as hibiscus, adan, banyan, pineapple, and banana, which cannot be found in other parts of Japan, are found here.

Furthermore, Okinawa is famous as a place where one can enjoy wonderful nature, with parts of the island designated as a World Natural Heritage site.

Okinawa is also dotted with numerous beaches with beautiful white sands and beautiful blue seas, making it possible to enjoy beach resorts.