Okinawa Island Guide

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ブックカフェ沖縄レイル

Book Cafe Okinawa Rail

2040-107 Taihojabaru, Okuma, Kunigami Village
Tel: 080-8350-5524
Hours: 11:00-17:00 Closed: Mon, Tue

Area： Kunigami Village

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やんばる学びの森

1301-7 Aha, Kunigami Village
Tel: 0980-41-7979
Canoe up a river on a subtropical jungle tour: Departure: 1st: 9:30-13:00 / 2nd: 13:30-17:00
Price: Adults ¥6,800 / ages 4-12 ¥4,500
Admission: Adults ¥300, ages 6-12 ¥200, ages 4-5 ¥100

Area： Kunigami Village

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与那覇岳

Mount Yonaha trail

Altitude: 310 meters / Height differential 70 meters

Area： Kunigami Village

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辺戸岬

Cape Hedo

Hedo, Kunigami Village
Tel: 0980-41-2101 (Kunigami Village Office)
Hours: 24 hours
Open daily
Admission: Free

Cape Hedo is the northernmost point of Okinawa’s main island. From here you can enjoy one of the most breathtaking views on island. You’ll see both the Pacific and the East China Sea in one glance from the 230-foot-high cliff.

Area： Kunigami Village, Northern area

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Ogimi Village Summer Festival

Area： Ogimi Village

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笑味の店

Emi no Mise

Area： Ogimi Village

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大宜味道の駅

Ogimi Roadside Station

1373 Nerome, Ogimi Village
Tel: 0980-44-3048

Furusato Shokudo (1F)
Hours: 11:30-17:00
Open daily

Byu Byu (2F)
Hours: 11:00-17:00
*Last order Mon-Thu 15:00; Sun, holidays 16:00
Closed: Fri, Sat, irregularly

Area： Main-group1, Northern area, Ogimi Village

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やんばる横町

Yanbaru Yokocho

50 Kijoka, Ogimi Village
Tel: 090-9788-5551 Hours: 11:30-14:00, 17:30-22:00
Closed: Sun

Area： Main-group1, Northern area, Ogimi Village

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やんばるんば

Yambarumba

50 Kijoka, Ogimi Village
Tel: 0980-44-3586 (9:00-17:00)

Area： Main-group1, Northern area, Ogimi Village

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Kijoka Bashofu Kaikan

454 Kijoka, Ogimi Village
Tel: 0980-44-3033
Hours: 10:00-17:30 *Nov-Mar until 17:00
Closed: Sun

A large collection of bashofu products are on display and available for purchase on the first floor along with documents and films introducing the bashofu production process, while on the second floor visitors can actually see the textile being made.