01 / Tindabana
Groundwater welling up between two stratahas eroded the lower layer into hollows.

Tindabana is the name of a promontory near the middle of Yonaguni, formed where fault cliffs cross. Its summit stands 85 m high, and the vertical Ryukyu limestone layer is about 20 m thick. A tradition holds that it was the residence of Sanai Isoba, a heroine said to have ruled the island in the late 15th century.
- Summit 85 m above sea level
- Limestone layer about 20 m thick
- 2014: national Place of Scenic Beauty
