Located 25 meters underwater near Japan’s Ryukyu Islands, a mysterious structure known as the Yonaguni Monument continues to fascinate researchers, even decades after its discovery in 1986.

The Easter lily, Lilium longiflorum, is native to the Ryukyu Islands off the southern end ... spring-flowering bulbs for our gardens. Choose a location that receives morning sun and some afternoon ...

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It burned down three times during the Ryukyu era, and the last devastating fire was in 2019. Located across three small isles on ... Reached via wooden walkways connecting a series of islands on ...

an enclave of subtropical islands ringed by white sand beaches located some 400 miles south of mainland Japan, 500 miles from Shanghai, and 770 miles from Seoul. The archipelago was soon known as ...

It incorporates local delicacies into its flavours, like beni-imo, Okinawan salt cookies, and Ryukyu tea warabi mochi ... tranquillity in Fukushuen Garden, located 20 minutes from Kokusai.

(Image credit: Anthropology and Prehistory Division, University Museum, University of Tokyo) Meanwhile, even older human fossils have been discovered on Japan’s Ryukyu Islands, located between Taiwan ...

Marvel at the beauty of the stonefish family as they perfectly disguise themselves into the ocean floor before moving on.

Found in 1986, the stone monument is situated 82 feet beneath the sea off the coast of the Ryukyu Islands of Japan. The monument with sharp-angled steps and an estimated height of about 90 feet ...

Japan and China are accusing each other of violating the airspace around the Japanese-controlled East China Sea islands that Beijing also claims. Japan’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying ...

A strange peak in the middle of the Amazon rainforest may actually be the largest pyramid ever built in the ancient world. Known as Cerro El Cono, this massive, pyramid-shaped formation is cloaked ...