Japan’s southernmost island, “Hateruma Island”.
This time, we’d like to introduce tourist spots in Hateruma Island.
We’ll also be showing ways to access the island, so be sure to check it out!
13/10/2016
It’s all about Hateruma Island ~The Southern-Most Part in Japan!~
13/10/2016
Sightseeing&Eat&Stay! The Attractive Points of Kohama Islands
Kohama Island is located nearly at the center of Yaeyama Islands.
Taketomi and Iriomote Islands are amazing, but doesn’t “Kohama Island,” which became famous after the morning drama series, also seem interesting?
Here, we talk about the attractions on Kohama Island.
Let’s seek some healing effects on Kohama Island with vast and serene field of sugarcanes.
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01/09/2016
The Travel Tips for Enjoying the Okinawa in December!
Winter is coming up. Like other part of Japan’s region, Okinawa has four distinct seasons, including winter…
As a matter of fact, December is the one of the best times to go!
This page is dedicated to present our recommended winter spots, as well as the highlights and important events during December in Okinawa.
Furthermore, since you can swim during December in Okinawa, we have included information on diving and snorkeling, temperature and precipitation, and recommended attire for your reference.
01/09/2016
What is the “King Tacos” which is loved by Okinawan?
“Taco rice” is a representative dish of Okinawan “B-class gourmet,” cuisine that is delicious and inexpensive. If you’re going to try taco rice, wouldn’t you like to eat delicious taco rice?
Today, we will introduce the “royal road” that cannot be missed by any means of taco rice, which is loved by Okinawans.
20/08/2016
Basic Information When You Do Car Rental in Naha Area!
The most common mode of transportation when traveling around Okinawa is the rental car.
But it isn’t always clear how and where to rent.
We will recommend some rental car companies and give you some advice on how to get the most for your money.
This is a must-read for a sensible, smooth vacation!
20/08/2016
Travel Tips for Kudaka Island (Island of God) – Going through the Renal Cycling
Kudaka Island is the sacred place inhabited by Amamikiyo, the god that created the islands of Ryukyu.
There is a ritual that has been performed continuously on this island since the Ryukyu Dynasty (15th century), which is still performed today.
The whole of the Kudaka Island is a sacred place, and has an atmosphere different from other islands, where time passes in a special way.
Take a relaxed trip by bicycle to search for the hidden mysteries of Kudaka Island, the island of gods!
20/08/2016
Perfect guide for Yaeyama Islands and Must-See Spots!
400km (≒248.5 miles) southwest of Okinawa Main Island lies Ishigaki Island, an island which is part of many surrounding islands that are collectively called the ‘Yaeyama Islands’.
Ishigaki Island is one of 10 other inhabited islands in the Yaeyama Island chain, and acts as the gateway to all the other surrounding islands.
All of the surrounding islands (except Yonaguni Island) in the Yaeyama Island chain can be reached by high-speed ferry from Ishigaki Island.
We will give an overview including the highlights of each of the islands.
We hope that this information will help you understand tthe Yaeyama Island more.
20/08/2016
Appealing Point of Minna Island ~Suprising Beautiful Ocean~
Minna Island is an isolated island popular for its convenient access from the Northern Okinawa main island.
Would you like to enjoy swimming in the ocean and other ocean activities in a surprisingly beautiful ocean?
Here, we will be introducing this beautiful isolated island, Minna Island.
18/08/2016
Perfect Guide for Enjoying Miyakosoba ~Miyakosoba Eating Tours in Okinawa~
A characteristic of Miyako soba is the toppings are placed under the noodles rather than on top.
This time, we would like to introduce you to some carefully selected and delicious Miyako soba restaurants on Miyako island and on Okinawa’s main island.
We will explain the difference between Miyako soba and Okinawa soba.
We have collected some useful information on Miyako soba.
