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Tatami-ishi
means "mat-like stones." These stones appear at low tide on
the south seashore of west Ojima Island, east of Kume Island. The stones
look like tortoise shells, and more than 1,000 of these cover the area;
hence, their "mat-like" quality. Their pentagon or hexagon shapes
were acquired while the lava that would eventually turn into stones was
in the process of getting cold. The tatami-ishi is designated as a natural
treasure by the prefecture.Tatami-ishi in Ojima Related Contents
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