Mount Onna

Mount Onna reaches an elevation of 363 meters above sea level, standing as the highest point in central Okinawa with views extending across the surrounding landscape.

During the Gusuku period, the mountain influenced the naming of Onna Village, which became officially recognized as a municipality in 1908 under Japanese administration.

The mountain, known as Onna-dake in Japanese, holds deep connections to local traditions and remains a central geographical feature for residents of Okinawa Prefecture.

Visitors can access Mount Onna through nearby Highway 329 South, with the best viewing opportunities available during clear weather conditions in spring and autumn.

The summit provides observation points over both the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean, creating a geographical division between the eastern and western coasts of Okinawa.

Location: Onna

Location: Kin

Elevation above the sea: 363 m

GPS coordinates: 26.47941,127.87470

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:04