Cape Manzamo
An elephant-trunk-shaped rock on a coastal cliff, popular with tourists and photographers.
Basic information｜Cape Manzamo
An elephant-trunk-shaped rock on a coastal cliff, popular with tourists and photographers.
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- Opening hours
- Mon08:00–20:00Tue08:00–20:00Wed08:00–20:00Thu08:00–20:00Fri08:00–20:00Sat08:00–20:00Sun08:00–20:00
- Business status
- Open
- Official website
- Link
- Phone
- +81 98-966-8080
- Wheelchair accessible
- Yes
Traveler highlights
Manzamo, in Onna Village’s Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park, faces the East China Sea. Its defining feature is a limestone cliff shaped by coastal erosion into a form resembling an elephant’s trunk. The broad grassy area reflects the place’s name: according to tradition, a Ryukyu king said the field could seat ten thousand people. A coastal path offers views from above the sea and reef-lined shore.
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