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Sightseeing Spot・
Geruma
Island, one of the islands comprising the Kerama Islands, is a tiny island
of only 90 people. It was originally developed as a boatman's village;
reminders of which still abound in the island such as the red-tiled houses
surrounded by stonewalls. Kuba trees, a variety of palm tree, cover most
of the land; and the keramajika (indigenous deer), which has been designated
as a natural treasure, lives here.Geruma Island Related Contents
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