[2025 Kunigami Attraction] Travel Guide for Daisekirinzan (Updated Mar)

🏔´- Daisekirinzan A spot where you can enjoy large limestones, banyan trees, and beautiful ocean views while walking around the vast land✨️ Choose from four trekking courses from the vast forest, and the staff will tell you the estimated time for each one. You can enjoy dynamic scenery such as strange rocks, giant banyan trees, and mountaintops overlooking the ocean.ᐟ.ᐟ If you love nature, be sure to check it out! It's a view that feels like it's not Japan✨️ Also, there is a reincarnation stone on the trekking course, and it is said that if you pass through it three times, you will be reborn, so I passed through it three times and was reborn👶🏻💕lol 📍1241 Ginama, Kunigami Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture #0 yen trip January 2025

#DomesticTravelRecord About 2.5 hours by car from Naha, Daisekirinzan is located in the northernmost part of Okinawa Island. It is a place that is often heard as a tourist spot in Okinawa, but it seems that not many people actually visit. Rather than stopping by on the way to sightseeing, it is a place that should be visited as a light hike. When you actually climb it, it is a more challenging hike than you would imagine. You just keep climbing the steep terrain. As the name Daisekirinzan suggests, you walk along a path filled with rugged stones of unusual shapes, and a magnificent banyan tree appears among the subtropical plants. You can experience a mystical and exotic feeling that is different from the usual Japanese hikes. You should wear sneakers and don't forget to stay hydrated. This is a spot that you should visit in the winter. Daisekirinzan 📍Address: 1241 Ginama, Kunigami Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture 905-1422

#Yanbaru National Park #Daisekirinzan #Northern Okinawa Yanbaru National Park, one of the two national parks in Okinawa 'Yanbaru' is said to be an Okinawan dialect that means a forested mountain. Overall, there are low mountains, and when you go inside, there are many huge trees and rare rocks. If you go into Daisekirinzan, the northernmost part of Okinawa, you can see the greatness of Yanbaru National Park!