As Okinawa's second-largest island, Iriomote remains remarkably wild and undeveloped, with nearly 90 percent of its terrain blanketed in dense jungle and mangrove forests. Vast areas form the core of Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park, Japan's southernmost national park and a haven for rare biodiversity. Visitors can kayak along tranquil riverways, hike to remote waterfalls, and immerse themselves in one of the country's most pristine subtropical wildernesses.
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