4086-1 Kin, Kin Town
Hours: 10:30-18:00
Closed: Mon
Available here are a variety of sweets and noodles prepared from Kin's specialty product, taanmu (a type of taro). Local dishes such as taanmu soba and taanmu soup are on offer at the eatery.
Zamami Village (Geruma Island)
The smallest island in the Keramas in terms of population. It is connected by bridge with Aka Island, and the majority of its land is pristine forest. The south of the Geruma Island is linked by bridge with the small, uninhabited Fukaji Island. Chartered flights to Geruma are available since regular flights were abolished in 2006. This is a quiet island, ideal for visitors who enjoy nature. The Geruma deer, a protected species, is one of the main attractions. Visitors can rent a cycle or motorcycle at rental shop Sho located on Aka Island for use on Geruma Island
Aka, Zamami Village (Aka Island)
A quiet beach located in the westernmost part of Aka Island with nothing nearby but the Kushibaru observation tower. With its pristine crystal clear waters, it is ideal for snorkeling and popular among tourists who despite its inconvenient access arrange transportation just to experience the snorkeling and swimming there.
Aka, Zamami Village (Aka Island)
A small, tranquil beach located to the west of Aka. It is known for its beautiful sunset and is filled with visitors in the early evening.
Aka, Zamami Village (Aka Island)
A beach with gentle waves due to the tetrapods installed to shield it from rough waters. As it is adjacent to the Aka Port and residential area, it is a popular place for tourists and locals alike for viewing the sunset and taking a stroll.
Tokashiki, Tokashiki Village (Tokashiki Island)
The east coast of Tokashiki Island can be viewed and even the main island of Okinawa can be seen on a clear day. The waters around Tokashiki Island are not called the “whale channel” without good reason. This spot is ideal for watching whales and is popular among visitors. Binoculars are available at the tower.
Tokashiki, Tokashiki Village (Tokashiki Island)
The most popular observation tower on Tokashiki Island with a stunning, panoramic view of Aharen Beach, which is 10 minutes away on foot.
Aharen, Tokashiki Village (Tokashiki Island)
A quiet, sandy beach where camping is allowed, Kuba-bayashi Beach is located near Aharen Beach. This is an ideal place to relax due to the small number of visitors.
Ishigaki Airport is the second largest airport in Okinawa and the transportation hub for the Yaeyama Islands. It is located to the north of Shiraho, on Ishigaki’s east coast and is about 30 minutes from downtown by car.
This newly opened airport has a 2,000-meter runway for large aircraft and serves as a connection hub to various places such as Naha City; Miyako, Yonaguni, Tarama and Hateruma islands; and major cities in mainland Japan including Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima and Fukuoka.
1960-104-1, Shiraho, Ishigaki City, Okinawa
Tel: 0980-87-0468 （Reception hours：7:30-21:00）
Airport hours: 6:30-22:00
2439 Higashiemae, Ie Village (Ie Island)
A beautiful white sand beach that spans about one kilometer along the island's eastern coast.
3-2-22 Kumoji, Naha City
Tel: 098-864-0555
Hours: 10:00-22:00
Open daily
An extensive array of local food products, including fruits and snacks, Ryukyuan glassware, pottery, textiles and crafts, wholesome products using Okinawan herbs, awamori and skincare products can be found here, making it a convenient stop for shopping. Has a currency exchange counter handling a wide variety of currencies.
1-411 Toyosaki, Tomigusuku City
Tel: 098-995-8595
Hours: 10:00-22:00
Open daily
A large shopping mall located in Tomigusuku City, near Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa. Tomiton is home to a variety of stores, including nationally popular retail chains such as Sports Depo, Golf 5 and Shoe Plaza, a 100 yen shop and a number of eating and drinking establishments.
