Yonaguni Monument is a sacred site in Japan, submerged rock formation. Pyramason catalogues it as PYR-187553 at 24.43583, 123.01139 (24°26'09.0"N 123°00'41.0"E).
No heritage designation is recorded for it. Whether the terraces and right angles are cut or natural is disputed, and the atlas takes no position: it holds the coordinates and lets the instruments answer.
Nothing else is catalogued within 50 km. Treat that as a gap in the catalogue rather than a fact about the landscape. Coverage is uneven between countries. The nearest 92 catalogued sites lie within 200 km, across the Ryukyu islands and Taiwan.
Open on the map| Pyramason ID | PYR-187553 |
|---|---|
| Country | Japan |
| Classified as | sacred site |
| Coordinates | 24.43583, 123.01139 |
| 24°26'09.0"N 123°00'41.0"E | |
| Sites within 25 km | 0 |
| Sites within 50 km | 0 |
No other catalogued site within 50 km. The nearest 92 lie within 200 km, across the Ryukyu islands and Taiwan.
This site is one of the fifty in Collection 01: the monument, its geometry, and these exact coordinates printed beneath.
See the Yonaguni tee