Manzamo
Manzamo is a dramatic coastal cliff formation on Okinawa's west coast, its name meaning roughly 'a field big enough for 10,000 people to sit,' with a rock formation resembling an elephant's trunk dipping into the sea below. A paved walking path along the clifftop offers wide ocean views and is especially popular at sunset.
It's a relatively quick, free stop best combined with other sights along the central-west coast, such as Cape Maeda or American Village, on a day exploring that part of the island.
Manzamo FAQs
Roughly 'a field big enough for 10,000 people to sit,' referring to the broad grassy clifftop area.
No, it's a free public park.
A distinctive cliff shape resembling an elephant's trunk dipping into the sea, a popular photo subject.
About 45-60 minutes by car depending on traffic.
Sunset, given its west-facing coastal position.
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