Nakahara Ruins
Nakahara Iseki
A historic site on Ikei Island symbolizing Okinawa's Shell Mound Period, featuring one of the prefecture's largest reconstructed pit dwellings to…
The Nakahara Ruins, located in the central part of Ikei Island in Uruma City, Okinawa, represent a settlement from the middle of the Okinawa Shell Mound Period (approximately 2,000 to 2,500 years ago).
What makes it special
About Nakahara Ruins
- Explore the reconstructed pit dwellings to see ancient residential structures firsthand.
- Discover one of the largest settlement sites in Okinawa to learn about the region's history.
- Enjoy a complete sightseeing route combining the history of Ikei Island with its natural beauty.
- Experience a site of high academic value designated as a National Historic Site.
- Feel the scale of ancient life in a wide, open-air environment.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
30°/25°
89%
Sun
9/20
30°/26°
93%
Mon
9/21
30°/25°
25%
Tue
9/22
30°/24°
18%
Wed
9/23
29°/23°
43%
Thu
9/24
30°/25°
71%
Fri
9/25
29°/26°
63%
Tips
Payment
No entrance fees are charged on-site.
English Support
Detailed English explanations are limited.
Reservations
No reservation required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the terrain is unpaved.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but touching the ruins is strictly prohibited.
Accessibility
The site is not suitable for wheelchairs due to uneven surfaces.
Etiquette
Please do not touch the reconstructed dwellings or any historical remains, as this is a National Historic Site.
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